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Mileage:6
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Kawasaki KLR tech info
Type:Dual Sport
Stock Number:A03359
Phone:8668615750
Kawasaki KLR description
2008 Kawasaki KLR, What a great all around bike the KLR is we get them in on trade several times a year and they always sell quickly. People keep moving up to BMW???s and while it may not be an F800GS or a R1200GS they are tons of fun and ready for plenty of adventures, riding roads you know well or just commuting around town. This one is super clean and appears to have been very well cared for by the prior owners of which we believe there were two. It???s a great looking paint scheme, this red, silver and black combo as it highlights the aluminum wheels, silver frame and black splash guard and hand guards, seat and controls. This bike is for the most part stock as it was sold when new and with only 6,282 original miles it is a young machine by all standards. It needs nothing as the oil is fresh and the tires were installed by the last owner at about 3,900 miles and show plenty of solid, well balanced tread as you can see in the images. This one comes with Maryland State Inspection, one spare key, the standard factory tool set and the owner???s manual and is priced to move.
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