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2009 Kawasaki Zx14 Monster Energy on 2040-motos

$4,000
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Ybor City, Florida

Ybor City, FL
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This ZX14 Monster Energy Drink Edition is virtually flawless. All the additional work has been performed by the Kawasaki Dealer. The bike is Extremely Fast........ and is so easy to ride for a Big Sport Bike. It is by far the fastest Street Bike right out of the box, and with all the performance components installed on this Monster Energy Special Edition Bike it is Crazy....! There is Approx 1186mis on the bike. Brand New Battery. It has been garaged its whole life, and has been driven a few times a month since 2009 when new.

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