1974 Kawasaki H2 Mach Iv on 2040-motos
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Where to start....As you can see the bike has been restored to a point. The bike started as a great original survivor in great shape etc... I decided to have it professionally repainted and once that happened I kept going... The catch is a lot of the bike is original just either vapor blasted cleaned or true oem parts as we were a dealer for 31 years. There are some repop items on the bike as well. I will included a set of original exhaust which are so so condition. I used the original set on my other 74. As you can see the handle bars are repop... We went as far as completely rebuilding the motor from the crank up! Pistons etc just to go the extra mile... bike only had 3190 miles on it when we started. Since the rebuild I have put 111 miles on the bike. Carbs are completely done. You will have to nothing to this bike!! Ready to go! Please ask questions...please call 563-529-1096
VIN:H2F-38955 Motor:H2E-39208 |
Kawasaki H2 Mach IV for Sale
- 1974 kawasaki h2 mach iv(US $36419)
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