Front And Rear Wheel Silver Straight Zx14 Zx 14 Ninja 07 08 09 Never Wrecked on 2040-parts.com
Kinston, North Carolina, US
The bike had 2104 miles on her.. Auction will include the following nothing more nothing less
both front and rear wheel
rear sprocket ( not pictured)
Cush drive ( not pictured)
rear rotor ( not pictured )
both front rotors ( not pictured)
Sold as is no warranty expressed or implied
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