Minor Cosmetic Blemishes | Motorcycle Technology Review

The Front Wheel of the motorcycle is mounted on the Front Axle between the Front Forks.
A used Front Wheel will be straight and run true. All used wheels are checked for runout according to manufacturer specifications before being placed in inventory. Due to the nature of this component, stone chips, minor cosmetic blemishes and paint chips from tire changes are considered normal wear. No color choice on painted wheels. Bearings, if deemed servicable, are included at no extra charge. Always verify the condition of bearings before installing any wheel.
Sample Picture of Front Wheel Shown, not necessarily the Front Wheel for your bike. You will be shipped the correct part for a 1999 Suzuki VZ 800 Marauder – M50

The Rear Wheel of the motorcycle is mounted on the Rear Axle attached to the Rear Swingarm.
A used Rear Wheel will be straight and run true. All used wheels are checked for runout according to manufacturer specifications before being placed in inventory. Due to the nature of this component, stone chips, minor cosmetic blemishes and paint chips from tire changes are considered normal wear. No color choice on painted wheels. Bearings, if deemed servicable, are included at no extra charge. Always verify the condition of bearings before installing any wheel.
Sample Picture of Rear Wheel Shown, not necessarily the Rear Wheel for your bike. You will be shipped the correct part for a 2000 Kawasaki ZG 1000 A Concours
Kawasaki Model Identification Note: On all Kawasaki models produced after 1980, the 7th digit of your motorcycle’s VIN (it is a letter) is critical in identifying the model of motorcycle you own. For example, if you own a 2000 ZX6, and the 7th digit of the VIN is an E, then you own a 2000 ZX6 E; If you own a 2001 Vulcan 1500, and the 7th digit of the VIN is a G, then you own a 2001 Vulcan 1500 G. Please confirm the 7th digit of your VIN number before placing your order.

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