2004/2005 Gsxr 600 & 750 Radiator on 2040-parts.com
King George, Virginia, US
This radiator came off of my 2005 GSXR 750 but is compatible with 04/05 600 and 750. The radiator is in good condition with no leaks. There is a dent at the top of the radiator but as mentioned it works fine. The bike had 5500 miles on it when removed. This sale does NOT include a radiator fan.
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