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1975 Kawasaki KX (1975)
1975 Kawasaki KX250. This KX has been in storage for a number of years. It appears to be in very original condition for the exception of the fenders and front rim. It has good compression and Spark.2024-07-08 18:42:17Claremore, Oklahoma, United States123,4561,800.00 -
1975 Kawasaki KX (1975)
1975 kawasaki kx 250.vintage ahrma racer.race ready,with rebuilt motor,with new piston.bill of sale.buyer responsible for pick up,will help load.no Warranty.2016-12-19 04:36:03Canton, Illinois, United States14600 -
1975 Kawasaki KX (1975)
1975 Kawasaki kx250 , completely restored top to buttom , like new condition , Clarke plastic gas tank , Michelin tires , black rims no chip , nightmare fender , les than 1 hour on the bike , no title . Bill of sale ,2016-08-22 04:44:32Cordova, Tennessee, United States9994800 -
1975 Kawasaki KX (1975)
1975 Kawasaki KX 250 MX. This was a time capsule bike I got from the midwest a few years ago. Had original tires on it when I got it.2016-08-15 04:50:26Seattle, Washington, United States05000 -
1975 Kawasaki KX (1975)
1975 Kawasaki KX250 We have here a very nice 1-owner 1975 KX250. Bike was torn down for a clean up and frame paint several years ago. Bike has been recently assembled over the last 6 months. All original front fender, rear fender, side panels and side panel decals!!!2016-07-13 04:49:46Salem, Oregon, United States28100 -
AHRMA 1975 Kawsaki KX 400 Vintage *full bike* no title* (1975)
AHRMA 1975 Kawsaki KX 400 Vintage *no title* *no paperwork* Bought this bike from a buy out, was in the back room. All I know about this bike is that it was restored to this point and that it has spark and compression. Great project bike to be finished.2013-10-02 16:17:14Spokane, Washington, US100,0001,009.99
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Thu, 12 Feb 2009Motorcycle Retro is a pet project of former Motorcyclist editor Mitch Boehm, launching as Motorcyclist Retro in early 2008 under the Source Interlink media umbrella. It featured a contemporary look at motorcycles of the 1960s through the 1980s. However, the circulation numbers of MR didn’t meet the expectations of the media conglomerate, and they cancelled production of the magazine after just two issues.