Kawasaki H1 Chain Guard Used on 2040-parts.com
Tehachapi, California, US
USED but a fresh power coat of Gloss Black. Will fit 69-72, but is correct color for 72. Has a very small crack and little damage where noted. Buyer to pay $12.00 shipping USA
I will ship international but you must contact me for costs because international shipping has gone crazy with the recent changes. As a example: A 4 ounce package to Europe is now about $10.00. Its nuts.
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