Kawasaki Js550 Aluminum Hand Pole And More on 2040-parts.com
Hudsonville, Michigan, US
JS550 Aluminum handle, chrome hand pole bracket, and hand pole spring. All items are in good shape, but used. The pictures are good representations of condition. There is bubbling of the chrome on the hand pole bracket - see last bracket pic.
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