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FOR SALE 2002 YAMAHA TTR 125 L PARTS, I HAVE FRONT AND REAR FENDERS $ 10.00 EACH,1 FUELTANK TRIM $ 10.00 FRONT FORKS COMPLETE WITH TRIPLE TREE ,FRONT CALIPER WITH NEW PADS WITH BRAKELINE WITH MASTER CYLINDER ATTACHED,FRONT AXLE BOLT AND WHEEL SPACERS, (NEEDS OIL SEALS) TERRIFIC CONDITION $ 100.00 ALL ARE PRICED TO SELL$ THESE PARTS WILL ALSO FIT OTHER MODEL YEARS, CONTACT STEVE S FOR INFO

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