Kawasaki Kx250 K -1996 Muffler Silencer Exhaust 18120-1067 Nos on 2040-parts.com
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Brand new genuine Kawasaki spare part. This part is used with: 1996 KX250-K3 MUFFLER(S) If you are looking for old Kawasaki parts please send us a question and we´ll send you the web-address to our database with our complete stock of new Kawasaki parts. We got approx. 23.000 different NOS parts for Kawasakis from late sixties to early nineties. |
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