Fuel Cock 1984 Yamaha Riva 50 Cv50 Cv 50 L Cv50l Vac Gas Petcock on 2040-parts.com
Huntington Beach, California, US
Part:
Original Yamaha Fuel Cock
Removed from:
1984 Yamaha Riva CV50L with 3725 miles.
Condition / Description:
Good working condition, minor cosmetic wear.
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