Kick Starter Shifter + Shafts Kx85 2007 Kawasaki Kx85 Kx100 on 2040-parts.com
Watseka, Illinois, United States
this kick starter and shifter and shafts came off of a 2007 kawasaki kx85 that I parted out.. You get all of the parts that you see in the pics.
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