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This is a very nice Kawasaki Brute Force EFI V-Twin x Beast of a Utility ATV. These are 1 of our favorite ATVs ever made and for good reason. They are super fast and powerful, have sporty handling and they really look awesome. It all starts with the awesome V-Twin engine. This is 1 of the best engines ever produced for an ATV in our opinion as it has tons of bottom end torque and good top speed power as well. They are also liquid cooled and feature a fully automatic transmission with high, low and reverse. This 1 has both on-demand x (you can take it out of wheel drive by flipping a switch) and a front differential lock.This machine is in exceptional condition. It has only original miles.The engine is perfect and fires immediately. The chassis and suspension are in exceptional shape with nothing damaged, bent or broken.It revs perfectly and runs well with no misses, noises, leaks or smoke. The brakes all function perfectly and the suspension is nice and tight with no play in the wheel bearings, tie-rod ends, etc.The wheels are in nice shape and the tires have plenty of life remaining over .The plastics are excellentOf Course it comes with a clear title !!I will deliver it!Contact me on: XXXX@hotmail.com
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ABS Option Coming for 2014 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Classic, Nomad and Vaquero
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