2001 Kawasaki Mojave 250 on 2040-motos

$550

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i have a Kawasaki mojave quade ran great a year ago i broke chain and and cracked the top of reverse box on right side still ran i don,t wanna fix and i don.t ride it i paid 1200 4yrs ago ill sell it for 550 cash quade does not run!! it needs to be clean out the carb and need fresh gas motor has new gaskets and tones of compression i have exstra parts for it to and quad does need front tires and needs chain text me

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