1972 Kawasaki F8 250 on 2040-motos

US $29000

Year:1972 Mileage:4

Location:

Palm Harbor, Florida, United States

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Kawasaki F8 250 photos

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Kawasaki F8 250 tech info

Engine Size (cc):250 Type:Dual-Purpose For Sale By:Private Seller

Kawasaki F8 250 description

1972 Kawasaki F8250, all original condition and runs great with low miles, 4,309. This bike has many options for set up and fits a larger rider well. There are several modifications that can be made that will improve operation and performance, see klemmvintage.com. I had to replace the petcock but have the original that was leaking. I also have new grips and a seat cover with silver Kawasaki on back like the original. Local pick up best but will work with bidder to ship USA only. Additional info; headlight, taillight, brake light and speedometer all work, tach intermittent and horn not working. Previous owner unhooked oiler, using premix now. FL title in hand.

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