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2008 Kawasaki KXF (2008)
Fantastic and excellent condition 2008 Kawasaki 450F - 2 owners (friends) - I bought this barely used in June 2010 from a friend who is fanatical about care and maintenance like I am. I only ride a couple of times a year. Put an hour meter on in July 2011 and only have logged 21.8 hours. Just don't have time to ride. Rode twice in 2015, only once this year. Crank up the bike periodically and ride around the yard just to keep it in shape. Suspension has been customized and re-valved. Bike in excellent condition and ready to take to the track. Seat is perfect, no tears, good tires, and ready to rip!2016-11-23 04:39:44Cantonment, Florida, United States3006200 -
2008 Kawasaki KXF (2008)
ONE DOLLAR BIKE! No Reserve and high bidder wins. This KXF450 has been very lightly used and extremely well cared for as the pictures tell. This bike is extremely fast and not for inexperienced riders. All aluminum frame with four stoke power and reliability. Upgraded handle bars, FMF exhaust, and seat. Over $8000.00 invested! The bikes in top notch condition and needs nothing. The original tires depict the low hours this bike has and there is no disappointments period. PLEASE only bid if you have the funds because my loss will be somebody's gain. I can/will help with shipping arrangements by delivering to a shipping location within 50 miles of my home. Feel free to call/text me anytime with questions @ 269-217-7987. My name is Mike2016-08-05 04:47:02Plainwell, Michigan, United States10014797 -
2008 KAWASAKI KXF 250 - ALMOST NEW! VERY LOW HOURS! (2008)
I have for sale a 2008 Kawasaki KX 250 F. I purchased this bike new as a left over in 2009. I installed an hour meter when I purchased it, the meter shows 8.1 hours. I've also installed a Gold DID ERT Chain and Black Renthal Sprockets. Everything else is stock. I rode the bike a few times and then developed some health issues. The bike has been in storage until just recently, I just don't have the time to ride it. This bike is like new...the paint isn't even wore off the cases!2013-10-22 00:56:34Medina, Ohio, US0535.00 -
2008 Kawasaki Dirtbike KX 250 F (2008)
2008 Kawasaki KX250F, Low hours, garage kept, never raced, clean and well kept bike, only issues are back plastic cracked and front brake broke in half. Pickup or arrange delivery.2013-09-30 04:00:44Cypress, Texas, US2003,249.00 -
2008 Kawasaki KX250F KX 250 F (2008)
Bike runs excellent. Has 2 hours on a new top end, JE high compression piston. Installed by dealer.2013-09-03 04:03:54Orlando, Florida, US402,400.00 -
2008 Kawasaki KXF (2008)
Bike is in excellent condition.Full pro circuit exhaust just over 16 hours on fresh rebuild bike starts right up and will actually stay started. Come check this bike out and you will want it for sure.2016-08-24 04:47:19Orlando, Florida, United States162,500.00 -
2008 Kawasaki KXF (2008)
Selling a 2008 Kawasaki KX250F Pro-Circuit Factory Bike ridden by WMA pro-rider Elizabeth Bash. I recently had a valve inspection, tuning, and suspension re-spring done in the shop. The bike is a beast and is in excellent shape!2016-07-18 04:49:15Ogden, Utah, United States04,150.00
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