TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Kawasaki Z 250 P Ltd Belt Drive 1988 (Multiple Fitments) — 33 × 598 mm — TNK motorcycle fork tube, sold individually
TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Kawasaki Z 250 P Ltd Belt Drive 1988 (Multiple Fitments) — 33 × 598 mm — TNK motorcycle fork tube, sold individually

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TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Kawasaki Z 250 P Ltd Belt Drive 1988 (Multiple Fitments) — 33 × 598 mm

SKU: 100-0050122

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Sale price €139,90
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Please Note:
Products without an "In Stock" badge are available on backorder.

This is especially true for full suspension products, which are custom-made to fit your specific dimensions and riding style. These items are built to order and typically require 2–5 weeks for delivery.

TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Kawasaki Z 250 P Ltd Belt Drive 1988 (Multiple Fitments) — 33 × 598 mm

TNK Chrome Fork Tube for Kawasaki Z 250 P Ltd Belt Drive 1988 (Multiple Fitments) — 33 × 598 mm

Important – Sold Individually (1 Piece)

This fork tube is supplied individually (one piece). To replace both sides, add two units to your order.

Designed as a replacement fork tube for the motorcycle applications listed below. Confirm the tube dimensions, finish and model-year compatibility before purchase.

Specifications

  • Tube diameter: 33 mm
  • Tube length: 598 mm
  • Finish/colour: Chromed
  • Fork oil seal size listed by TNK: 33 X 46 X 10,5

Compatible Models

  • Kawasaki Z 250 P Ltd Belt Drive (250 cc) — 1988
  • Kawasaki Z 250 W (250 cc) — 1983
  • Kawasaki Z 305 A (305 cc) — 1988
  • Kawasaki Z 305 A CSR (305 cc) — 1981–1982
  • Kawasaki Z 305 B CSR (305 cc) — 1982
  • Kawasaki Z 305 B CSR Ltd (305 cc) — 1987–1988
  • Kawasaki Z 400 H (400 cc) — 1979
  • Kawasaki Z 440 A Ltd (440 cc) — 1980–1983
  • Kawasaki Z 440 D Ltd Belt Drive (440 cc) — 1980–1984

OEM References

  • OEM right: 44013-1025
  • OEM left: 44013-1025

Installation Notes

Have the fork tube installed by a qualified motorcycle technician. Check seals and bushings during reassembly, then confirm correct fork alignment before riding.
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