1985 - 1987 Kawasaki Zx600a Gauge Assembly Gauge Cluster Oem Ninja Zx 600 A 1986 on 2040-parts.com
Winchendon, Massachusetts, United States
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Gauges are off a 86 ZX600A. Will fit 85 to 87 ZX600A bikes. May fit other years and models of bikes as well. Reset knob is missing. Gauges show 34.1K on them The gauges pictured are the gauges shipped upon purchase.
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