1979 Kawasaki Kz1000 Shaft Drive on 2040-motos

$500

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1979 Kawasaki KZ1000 Shaft Drive, $500, image 1

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Ok this is a 1979 KZ1000. I traded for it without a key previous owner said a roommate of his had been riding it and they had a falling out and parted way and never got the key back. (don't know) I broke the headlamp, dropped it(oops). It has two basically new tires. Terrific looking bike. As is, I have not heard the bike run. Also, Alabama state law lets u tag bikes and cars now that are 35 years or older. So you will have to wait a month to get a tag. Thanks and please only call if you are interested thanks!

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