1989 Kawasaki Ninja Zx600c Stator on 2040-parts.com
Ottawa Lake, Michigan, US
1989 Kawasaki Ninja 600R ZX600C Stator. May fit many other years and models, check with your local Kawasaki dealer to be sure. Removed from a machine with 20k miles, not tested. See my other listings for additional parts from this bike.
Electrical Components for Sale
1989 kawasaki ninja zx600c stator(US $50.00)
1989 kawasaki ninja zx600c pulsing coil(US $40.00)
Ram mount magnifier big screen 2 inch x 4 inch 2x magnifier black universal(US $39.56)
New high performance racing ignition coil assembly for yamaha pw50 pw80 (US $11.69)
Indian speedometer chief spirit scout electronic gilroy oem 3 3/8 vdo speedo(US $79.00)
Chris products turn signal lens red for honda cb cx 500 650 750 900 1979-1983(US $11.76)
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