Klr650 Kawasaki 1998 (lot A) Klr 650 98 Shock on 2040-parts.com
Eugene, Oregon, US
KLR650 KAWASAKI 1998 (LOT A) KLR 650 98 SHOCK
Good Usable Condition.
The shock has good dampening.
There is no rust or pitting on the chrome.
Bolt it on and ride it.
KAYABA - SPRING THICKNESS 10.5MM - SPRING
DIAMETER 79MM - SPRING LENGTH AS MOUNTED 213MM - UPPER TAB THICKNESS
22MM - UPPER TAB MOUNT HOLE 12MM - LOWER MOUNT INTERNAL WIDTH 30MM -
LOWER MOUNT HOLE 15MM - EYE TO EYE 403MM -FITS 87-07 KLR650
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