Twin Air Dual Stage Pre-Oiled Foam Air Filter for Kawasaki - Fits KX 125 (2002-2008), KX 250 (2002-2008) – High Performance Motocross (MX) Foam Filter (OEM Part # 11013-0018) Dewalt Finished with the iconic Hoosier fuel container

Name: Twin Air Dual Stage Pre-Oiled Foam Air Filter for Kawasaki - Fits KX 125 (2002-2008), KX 250 (2002-2008) – High Performance Motocross (MX) Foam Filter (OEM Part # 11013-0018) Dewalt Finished with the iconic Hoosier fuel container
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SKU: 11301039011
Price: 39.26 USD
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Twin Air Dual Stage Pre Oiled Foam Air Filter for Kawasaki Fits KX 125 (2002 2008), KX 250 (2002 2008) – High Performance Motocross (MX) Foam Filter (OEM Part # 11013 0018) Dewalt Finished with the iconic Hoosier fuel container Finished with the iconic Hoosier logo The DEWALT DCB107 charger can charge all DEWALT 12V and 20V MAX Li Ion battery packs a premium OEM replacement designed specifically for Kawasaki KX125 and KX250 models from 2002 to 2008 Whether you're racing on the track or tackling rugged trails

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