2015 Kawasaki Ninja H2r Oem Stand(s): 10.3x23x1.6 Washer on 2040-parts.com
San Bernardino, California, United States
About The SellerShop one of the largest Kawasaki OEM Parts inventories at Chaparral Motorsports, an authorized Kawasaki dealer. OEM or Original Equipment manufacturer means the part is built to fit and look just like it did when the bike was new. We've got the lowest prices on Kawasaki OEM parts for motorcycles, ATV, and side by sides. Fast shipping, easy returns, and helpful customer service is what you will find from this authorized OEM retailer. All Parts for 2015 Kawasaki NINJA H2R Stand(s)
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