Kawasaki Kx125 F1 Kx250 F1 Kx500 D1 1988 -88 Shock Absorber Rod 46102-1235 Nos on 2040-parts.com
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Brand new genuine Kawasaki spare part.
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1988 KX125-F1 KX125 SHOCK ABSORBER(S)
1988 KX250-F1 KX250 SHOCK ABSORBER(S)
1988 KX500-D1 KX500 SHOCK ABSORBER(S)
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