Kawasaki Klf400 Klf 400 Bayou Left Steering Knuckle Lh 97 98 93 94 95 96 4x4 on 2040-parts.com
Arthur, Illinois, US
#121 Off of 1993 klf400 bayou. Guaranteed good usable condition. Buyer subject to additional shipping charges outside 48. I will combine shipping charges on most items. Call (217)543-3505 w/ questions. Payment must be received w/in 7 days after auction ends. All sales are final. No returns unless other arrangements are made or otherwise stated. I am parting out several Japanese motorcycles, scooters and ATV's.
Mailing address:
Shawn Sawyer
PO Box 234
Arthur, IL 61911
Thanks for looking and God bless!!
Blessed is the man that maketh the Lord his trust! Psalms 40:4
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