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Kawasaki Kx250 Kx 250 Ignition Ignitor Condensor Condenser 1999 2000 2001 2002 on 2040-parts.com

US $16.00
Location:

Moody, Alabama, US

Moody, Alabama, US
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Condenser from a 1999 Kawasaki KX250

Fits 1999-2002 Kawasaki KX250 

Not cracked broken. Came from a great running bike. Good usuable part.

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