44mm Lectron Carb/dragbike/dragbike Parts/gs1100/kz1000/lectrons/suzuki/kawasaki on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburg, California, United States
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you r bidding on a fairly new set of 44mm lectron carbs with power jets,i purchased these carbs new from fbg last year an used them for 4 races then i went to 46s,these carbs have been setting in box in my garage sense i took them off,paid 1249.00.any question 510 575 4397 mike,
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