Kawasaki 750 Ss Rend Ride Plate New Rec Finned Pump Cover Xi Super Sport Ssxi on 2040-parts.com
Greensboro, North Carolina, US
Rend Engineering Ride Plate 750 SS
This is a new old stock ride plate manufactured by Rend Engineering. May have some shelf wear and scrapes/scratches, but it is unused and undamaged. Good quality aluminum recreational extended ride plate is a great handling upgrade. Has optional skegs installed to improve tracking and cornering even more. Includes installation hardware. Fits 1992-1997 SS and SSXi. Please ensure fitment for your particular application before purchase.
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