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Kz200 Kz 200 Kawasaki Side Cover - Right Side Cover - Very Nice on 2040-parts.com

US $45.00
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Mooresville, Indiana, US

Mooresville, Indiana, US
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Kawasaki KZ200 right side cover. Very good condition. The paint shines great and the emblem is intact with good color. No cracks or breaks. All nipples are intact. Ready to bolt on bike. $45.00 selling price. $15.00 shipping and handling fee to be paid in full by buyer at time of sell when shipping within the USA. See additional instructions for international shipping.

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