Mikuni 28mm Carburetors 1973-80 Kawasaki Z1 Kz900 Kz1000 78-80 Suzuki Gs1000 on 2040-parts.com
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28MM SUZUKI GS1000 1978-80/KAWASAKI KZ Z1 900 1973-80
CARBURETORS SUPER CLEAN! INSPECTED, SLIDES/CHOKE AND LINKAGE
OILED. ALL INTACT NO DAMAGE.
MAY NEED A FINAL CLEANING, BEFORE
USE. FITS 1973-80 KZ 900-1000
1978-80 GS1000 NORMAL WEAR AN TEAR.
GOOD USED CONDITION. PLEASE SEE
YOUR OWN LOCAL DEALER FOR MODEL/YEAR FIT
WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU WILL RECIEVE
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