Kawasaki Concours Mirrors on 2040-parts.com
Albertville, Minnesota, US
Kawasaki concours mirrors
Left & right . These were removed off a 86 concours back in 89 when i bought the bike .. I replaced the front fairing & mirrors these have been in a shoe box since then.
Very good shape one mirror has some lite scratches & is missing the rubber part . These fit 86-06 gtr & zg1000 concours
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