Kawasaki Kx 80/85 on 2040-parts.com
Upland, California, United States
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1985-1989 ? Kawasaki KX 80 rear shock body and resivoirs. Shock body has RG3 Hard anodizing on it inside and out as well as one remote resivoir. Just the coating alone costs more than the part I am selling it for Your gain my loss The body and resivoir is in great condition with little to no wear on it sold as seen This is the part you will be receiving The hard anodizing will look grat and help wear on the aluminum as well as help performance and cooloing of the body |
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