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Nos Kawasaki H1 500 H2 750 Rear Shocks - Brand New Red Wing on 2040-parts.com

US $119.00
Location:

Lincoln, Nebraska, US

Lincoln, Nebraska, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Red Wing

Very High quality! Genuine Red Wing Shocks!
Brand New made in the 1970's.
NOS Kawasaki H1 500 H2 750 Rear Shocks
Measure 13 1/4" center to center on mounting holes. OD on springs is approx 2 1/4"
These are completely rebuildable - unlike the Made in India replica shocks.
Be sure to check your clearance near the chain guard.
Box is not included in listing in order to keep shipping costs reasonable.
They are chrome spring and body with 5 pre-load adjustments, and are complete with both 10mm and 12mm bushings.

US 48 Buyers pay $14.00




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