2011 Kawasaki 650r on 2040-motos

$500

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I am selling my 2011 kawasaki 650R that has been wrecked. It needs a front end, radiator, exhaust and engine cases. The frame is straight and everything pictured is included plus I have a small box of fairings that came off of it. I do not have a title for the bike but can give a bill of sale. Call Shawn at.

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