Purchase YAMAHA XJ 550 MAXIM IGNITION COVER in Fort Worth, Texas, US, for US $19.99

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USED 1982 XJ550 MAXIM

IGNITION COVER

IN VERY GOOD USEABLE CONDITION

(SEE PICTURES)

14315 MILES

I RATE THIS A 9 OUT OF 10

FREE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 STATES

Also Fits:

1981, 1982, 1983 Yamaha XJ550 Maxim
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This bike was NOT running and had 14315 MILES at time of disassembly!

BIKE TURNED OVER AND HAD GOOD COMPRESSION AT TIME OF DISASSEMBLY.

Picture of complete bike is how it looked before teardown.

All items are used and have normal wear unless stated otherwise.All items are "AS IS" condition unless stated otherwise. No warranty stated or implied.

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Returns accepted within 30 days of purchase.

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