2000 Kawasaki Kx 125 Outer Clutch Case on 2040-parts.com
Spring Mills, Pennsylvania, US
2000 KAWASAKI KX 125 OUTER CLUTCH CASE
GOOD CLUTCH CASE NO REPAIRS OR CRACKS
COMES WITH WATER PUMP AND POWER VAVLE ARM AND GOV.
MAY FIT OTHER YEARS
I SHIP INTERNATIONAL BUT I ONLY SHIP PRIORITY USPS MAIL
I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON OTHER ITEMS IF POSSIBLE
I TRY TO GIVE THE BEST DESCRIPTION I CAN IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK
THESE PARTS ARE USED SO THERE WILL BE SOME SCUFFS AND MARKS ON THEM THEY ARE NOT NEW. I WILL NOT SELL JUNK I TRY TO SELL ITEMS THAT I WOULD BUY FOR MY OWN PROJECTS.
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