1977 Custom Built Motorcycles Chopper on 2040-motos
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Mileage:12
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Engine Size (cc):900
Warranty:None
For Sale By:Owner
Type:Chopper
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Here at The Toy Factory, we are offing for auction, a 1977 custom springer chopper. It has a running 900cc KZ Kawasaki four cylinder, four carb engine. The engine is known to run very well but does leak gas from the far left carb while running. It's mounted in a Harley rigid frame. It would appear to have been cleanly modified to accept the springer front end. The front end Is just shy of four feet long from the end of the fork to the top of the triple tree. Has chrome Zbar handle bars to match the era of the bike. Custom paint in decent condition on the Harley tank and also on the back fender. Has a era correct tall sissy bar on the back which has not been painted yet. LED tail/brake light. Rear brakes only. Chrome front and back spoke rims. Decent tread on the tires. Front tire shows some cracking starting. The bike came into our shop as a trade and sits in my showroom. We did have it out and running to make sure it was functional. The couple things that were notable were the throttle cable being loose where it attaches to the bars, and the key when turned off did not stop power to the bike, and also the leaking carb that was mentioned earlier. I do not have knowledge of when the bike was built, or exactly how many miles are on it. It has a very West Coast feel to it and would take very little to have it road worthy as a daily driver or bar bike. I'll leave that to ur imagination. As always I'm more than willing to answer and and all questions about the chopper. I feel an educated buyer is a happy buyer. I am keeping the reserve low to make the bike more affordable.
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Kawasaki Chopper for Sale
1982 custom built motorcycles chopper(US $5,500.00)
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