1987 Yamaha XT600H 2KF Statorspule Magneto 1JK-85510-50 34L-81410-51 Triumph Turn Signals leicht und eng anliegend XP 1000 High Lifter

1987 Yamaha XT600H 2KF Statorspule Magneto 1JK-85510-50 34L-81410-51 Triumph Turn Signals leicht und eng anliegend XP 1000 High Lifter

Name: 1987 Yamaha XT600H 2KF Statorspule Magneto 1JK-85510-50 34L-81410-51 Triumph Turn Signals leicht und eng anliegend XP 1000 High Lifter
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SKU: 1322766621
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1987 Yamaha XT600H 2KF Statorspule Magneto 1JK 85510 50 34L 81410 51 Triumph Turn Signals leicht und eng anliegend XP 1000 High Lifter leicht und eng anliegend nnte in Europa Bitte vergleichen Sie vor dem Kauf die Anzahl der Pins und Stecker mit dem Altteil Anzahl der Stecker: 4

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