Steel 4 Piece Clutch Kit For Yamaha Dt80,gtmx,ttr125,ysr50 1977-03 (see Chart) on 2040-parts.com
Atmore, Alabama, United States
 Steel 4 Piece Clutch Kit for Yamaha DT80,GTMX,TTR125,YSR50 1977-03 (See Chart)Original Alto AftermarketThis Alto Kit includes the following: 4 Steel Clutch Plates Additional Models Not Listed in Fitment Chart: Yamaha 50 CC YZ-50 1980 Yamaha 60 CC YZ-60 1981-1983 Yamaha 125 CC TT 125 2000-2003 For Alto's complete motorcycle product listing please check our motorcycle catalog HERE. Alto Products Corp. is the oldest and largest independently owned and operated automatic transmission clutch plate manufacturer in the world. Alto is an ISO certified OE manufacturer of automatic and standard transmission clutches for over 60 years. Alto manufactures and distributes a complete range of automatic products and clutch systems for automotive, agricultural, heavy duty on and off highway applications. All components are manufactured in-house, or sourced from an Alto approved partner. Quality is the cornerstone of customer confidence. Alto Products are engineered to meet or exceed customer satisfaction. The process begins with testing of all incoming materials, followed by controlled checks through all phases of processing, finished by a final check of each and every part. Our Statistical Process Control program ensures the integrity of every part. Quality, value, and service is our goal at Alto. Installing an Alto Product in your vehicle is not just the best decision. It's the only decision. SHIPPING SERVICES U.S.FREE SHIPPING via USPS and UPS Ground to all 50 States including PR, GU, MP, VI, PO Boxes, and Military Addresses. (Unless otherwise noted. Some exceptions apply.) InternationalAll International orders are processed via the EBAY Global Shipping Program. Please select your country in the shipping calculator located in the "Shipping and Payment" tab above to obtain a shipping and duty cost estimate. PAYMENT DETAILS EBAY orders can only be shipped to your registered PayPal address. If you are having difficulty processing your payment please contact us through the EBAY message system. NO HASSLE RETURN / EXCHANGE POLICY For complete details on our return policy please visit our Alto Return Policy Page. Emails Answered within 24 Hours.Every part has been 100% Quality Checked to ensure that you can install our part with confidence. We offer parts at the most competitive prices with quick delivery. If you need immediate assistance please contact us via EBAY, Email, or Call us directly at 251-368-7777. Don't see what you need? Please visit our EBAY Store. For Alto's complete product listing please check our catalog HERE. Follow us on:
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