Kawasaki 73 74 75 Z1 900 900 900cc 16" Chrome Spoke Set / 16" Wheel Spokes on 2040-parts.com
Hesperia, California, United States
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This is a chrome spoke set, for bikes that have had, or would like to install a 16" rear wheel.. Fits these Kawasaki models. 1973 1974 & 1975 Z1 900. The spokes measure right at 3.4" long. |
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