Kawasaki Intriguer,440,sled,brake Pad, Pad Set,new on 2040-parts.com
Garrett, Indiana, United States
For sale is a new set of brake pads,fits Kawasaki intriguer,1978.Should/may fit other Kawasaki sleds.. Please email any questions. NO sales outside the conti USA. |
Brakes for Sale
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