1985 1986 Kawasaki Zl900 1987 Zl1000 Eliminator Alternator Generator L10g on 2040-parts.com
Hartsville, South Carolina, US
This listing is for the generator from my 1985 Kawasaki ZL900 A1. This was my daily rider until the starter clutch went out and the repair costs are just too high. The generator works just fine. Always kept the bike running strong and never let the battery down. The bike has 19,992 miles on it so the generator has not seen a lot of use. Should last for quite a while.
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Shipping to the Continental US is $12.50 (US)
Shipping to all overseas locations is $68.50 (US)
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