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Early 1970"s Yamaha Xs650 Pair Of "constant Vacuum" Solex/mikuni Carburetors on 2040-parts.com

US $70.00
Location:

Seneca, Pennsylvania, United States

Seneca, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Mikuni Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Type:Vacuum

This is a pair of Solex/Mikuni " Kogyo Co.LTD. Japan.   "Constant Vacuum" Carburetors for a Yamaha XS650 from 1970-1972.  They may fit other years so please check prior to purchasing.  This pair is in very good condition and has been stored properly.  One carburetor has the choke with out the lever and the other does not.  In the picture of the bottoms it shows the screws not installed on the float bowl they have since been installed.  The carburetors appear complete and should be serviced prior to installation.

View all pictures and ask any questions prior to bidding.  This is a USA auction only so I will not ship out of the country.
Thanks for viewing this item!  Jim

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