1990 Kdx200 Kawasaki Dirt Bike on 2040-motos

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1990 KDX200 Kawasaki dirt bike, $1,000, image 1

Kawasaki KDX description

1990 KDX 200 dirt bike. Just cleaned the carbs and put a fresh spark plug, gas, and oil in the bike and got it up to par and in great running condition. Has FMF Gold series head pipeBoyesen reed plate and reedsS-A pro muffler / silencerNew front and rear tiresNew gas tank petcockBike is in overall attractive condition for its age. Plastics are all attached, although some are cracked and faded. Particularly the rear fender. There is no title for this bike. It's been long gone. And no, it's not stolen. The pic included is the tag. Through wear and tear it is partially illegible. There might be a stamped vin somewhere, but I do not know where. If you are worried about it, then please do not waste my time. It's not road legal at any rate. I will provide a bill of sale. $1000 obo. Call or text with any further questions or if interested.

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