
Kawasaki KLX description
I have a very nice 2004 klx 125l. The L meaning it has bigger tires. I have always changed the oil, oil filter, and air filter regularly never abused. It is mostly stock except for pro taper handle bars. I recently tightened my timing chain, and when i 1st got the bike i cleaned the carburetor.Have bill of sale and titleThings i have done to it-.New rear bearings.Dunlop MX 51 rear tire with 90% tread left.New rear drum break.Oil drain boltFor the price this a excellent bike for all ages, from beginners getting their 1st bike or people looking for a small bike to tool around on. This is a very reliable bike that has served me well but no longer fits me and i am looking to move up in size. text or call me any time-781-361-XXXX
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