05 Kawasaki Concours Reduced Again on 2040-motos

$3,500

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05 Kawasaki Concours REDUCED again, $3,500, image 1

Kawasaki Other description

Kawasaki Concours-22,500 mis(still riding, will be higher) excellent cond. Great sport touring bike. Comes with removeable hard bags. After market windshield, rear soft luggage. You will not find another Connie in this good condition 3999.00 Reduced to 3500.00 cash No scammers!! If this ad is still posted, it is still for sale. Thanksyamaha,suzuki,honda,sport touring

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