2001 Kawasaki Kdx 200 on 2040-motos

$2,000

Year:2001 Mileage:0

Location:

Costa Mesa, California

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Type:Dirt Bike Phone:(949) 548-0495

Kawasaki KDX description

2001 Kawasaki Kdx 200, Ready To Ride or Race! This KDX was built to be fast and reliable! Great Desert/Trail Race/Play Bike. EG/FM Bored (225cc) & Pump Gas Ported, Wiseco piston, (<10 Hrs.on fresh top end), RB Designs bored & divided Carb, Hinson Clutch, Delta II Reeds, FMF Pipe & Spark Arrestor w/FRP Pipe Guard, Devol Radiator Guards/ Braces, K&N in modified air box, Race Tech/FRP suspension, KOUBA linked rear, Excel Rims & spokes, Maxxis Desert IT's, DID X-Ring Chain, BRP Chain Guide, Trail Tech Voyager GPS/Engine Monitor, Scotts Steering Damper & Triple Clamp, Fat Bars, Pro Taper Grips, Cycra Hand Guards, Factory Connection Clutch Perch, Tapered Stem bearings, Clarke Desert Tank, Gripper Seat w/new foam, Maier MX Plastics, All bearings recently replaced and/or serviced. Includes; Extra plastics (MX & stock with lights), Twin Air Filter, Paddle Tire. Paint's a little worn but, Mechanically Perfect! Health issues force sale. $2,000.00 Please call 949-548-0495.

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