1994 Kawasaki Kx250 Kx 250 Linkage Swing Arm 94 95 96 97 98 J1un6 on 2040-parts.com
Spanish Fork, Utah, United States
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This came off a running 1994 KX 250 two stroke. I can only guarantee this part will fit the year, make, and model of bike it came off of. One of the arms has been welded. The bearing all turn but need to be regreased.
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