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2005 2006 Kawasaki Zx636 Zx6 Zx6r Front Brake Calipers Pads Lines Oem Z245 on 2040-parts.com

US $42.00
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Murfreesboro, Tennessee, US

Murfreesboro, Tennessee, US
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2005 Kawasaki 636 front brake calipers. With lines. Perfect condition no damage and ready to mount. Comes with everything in pics including bolts. Item ships same day.

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