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1999-2003 Yamaha V-star 1100 Chrome A.i.s. Evap Tubes on 2040-motos

$105
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Fort Collins, Colorado

Fort Collins, CO
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1999-2003 Yamaha V-Star 1100 Chrome A.I.S. evap tubes, $105, image 1

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These tubes are 1 yr old, had replaced the old ones when I began running 110 octane, now put A.I.S. removal kit on my bike for racing! I need these gone! Also have the E-valve and all the emission hardware needed for the bike! flexible on price so fair offers will be considered! Picture wouldn't upload so I can send it upon request!Call or text me @

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