Kick Starter, Honda,yamaha,suzuki,kawasaki on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa, Florida, US
Hello, here is a kick starter off a motorcycle of unknown manufacture. The spline inside diameter is approximately 5/8" (or the metric equivalent). Should fit a variety of models. Rusty, but would be good to replace a broken/missing one cheap. Thanks for looking
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