07-08 Kawasaki 636 Stretched A Frame Motorcycle Parts Parts & Accessories on 2040-parts.com
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Chrome stretched A frame fits 07-08 Kawasaki 636
Rear below tail light exhaust set up 180mm rear tire 8 inch over stock stretch |
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