Kawasaki Kz900 Kz800 Kz750 Kz650 Kz550 Chrome Trim Kit 14 on 2040-parts.com
Caribou, Maine, US
Up for sale is CHROME trim kit for your motorcycle gas tank and rear faring. It goes around the bottom lip of the tank and tail piece. Really adds to the looks of your motorcycle. Trim is high quality made in USA by 3M!! 14
Please note gold is on the bike but kit is chrome.
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