Lifan KINGRING JL250P Road Bike 2011 Motorcycles

2011 Lifan KINGRING JL250P Road Bike (2011)
The JL250P is a FULL SIZED, Street Legal Super Bike. Powered by a dual cylinder 250cc 4-stroke engine and a 5-speed manual shift transmission, this bike couples low-end torque with serious acceleration. The chassis is equipped with inverted front forks, dual front brake rotors, rear rider foot pegs, electric start and dual exhaust. It is much larger than the X18 or X19. This bike is a true Super Bike. ENGINE INFO Engine type Double Cylinder Four Stroke Displacement 233.8cc Cooling Forced Air Cooling Max horsepower 16 H.P.

2016-11-02 04:49:17

Henderson, Nevada, United States

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1,495.00

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