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1981 Kawasaki Csr 250 $500 Obo on 2040-motos

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I have a 1981 Kawasaki CSR 250 that ran when I 1st got it 3 yrs ago. I have another bike that I use so this 1 took the back seat. I was going to just keep it and use it as an educational project but I really don't have a use for it. It'll need some TLC as there's some surface rust here and there, there's no battery and it needs a throttle grip. Definitely going to have to clean the carbs. Basically it's a nice winter project or sell it for parts, I don't want to go through that trouble. I have a clear title in my name so show up with some cash and get it out of my backyard! I'm negotiable with the price, don't hesitate to ask!Feel free to text or call my cell:kz250, kz 250, csr 250, csr250, cafe, bobber, project, thumper, starter motorcycle

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