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New Works Connection Radiator Brace Kawasaki Kx450f 2012 2013 on 2040-parts.com

US $62.99
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New Haven, Connecticut, US

New Haven, Connecticut, US
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 NEW WORKS CONNECTION RADIATOR BRACE KIT

FITS KAWASAKI KX450F

YEARS 2012 2013

Works Connection - Aluminum Radiator Braces (Kawasaki)

  • Designed to prevent radiators from being damaged by side impacts or being bent backwards. This substantial increase in strength is achieved without raising engine-operated temperature.
  • The radiator shrouds hide the brace, so that bike retains its stock appearance.
  • Highly recommended for knee-brace wearers due to the additional stress put on the radiator mounts by the knee braces.
  • Braces are sold in pairs.

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