Renthal Ultralight Rear Sprocket - Black - 49t 112u-520-49gebk on 2040-parts.com
New York, New York, US
RENTHAL REAR SPROCKET!
KAWASAKI *ULTRALIGHT*
49 TOOTH
FITS: ALL KX 125/250 1980-2008
KLX 450R 2008-2011
KX 500 1983-2002
KLX 300 1997-2007
KDX 200/220 1983-2006
KDX250 1984-1994
KLX 250S 2006-2012
KLX450R 2008-2011
RMZ 250 2004-2006
KX450F 2006-2013
KX250F 2004-2013
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