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83 Kawasaki Kz550 F Kz 550 Spectre Voltage Regulator Rectifier on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Huron, Ohio, United States

Huron, Ohio, United States


This is a good used regulator rectifier off a 1983 Kawasaki KZ 550 F Spectre. We have many other parts available check out Mikes Motorcycle parts for more parts.

Shelf 2-R

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Thank you for looking at an item from Mikes Motorcycle Parts.  All parts are shipped out within1 business day of payment clearing. Look at pictures closely and ask any questions, I try to describe parts as best I can. International shipments take longer sometimes due to items going through customs so please be patient. Thanks -Mike


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