Kawasaki Kx80 Chain Guide Oem. on 2040-parts.com
Elko, Nevada, US
Just removed from a late 80s Kawasaki KX 80. ( see last picture) According to the VIN # the 10th letter 'J' indicates the frame is a 1988 But it is so hard to tell about all the part's because they fit so many years. No Cracks or repairs with Mounting Bolts.
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