Kawasaki Huge Parts Lot Rods Pistons Rings Circlips Nos New on 2040-parts.com
El Paso, Texas, US
Here is a very large lot of mostly Kawasaki rods, pistons, rings, wrist pins and bearings, circlips. The two shift selectors are out of the package and will need an Emory cloth clean-up. Also, one of the bags of rods was opened. It has 3 identical rods and will need cleaning as well. Everything else is very nice. I would say most all of it is NOS. And, remember, all bikes go to heaven. . . . . .
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