2003 Kawasaki Ninja 636 Motor/engine on 2040-parts.com
Iowa, Louisiana, US
Motor is from a 2003 ninja 636. Got it from a friend who rebuilt it and rode with it 2 weeks. The chain popped and bent the output shaft. Was still running though
All new bearings and internals have 1000 miles in them give or take
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