1977 Kawasaki Kv75 on 2040-motos

US $29000

Year:1977 Mileage:0

Location:

Laguna Hills, California, United States

Kawasaki KV75 photos

Kawasaki KV75 tech info

Engine Size (cc):75 For Sale By:Private Seller

Kawasaki KV75 description

1977 Kawasaki KV75. Completely restored to factory specs. All parts replaced are OEM with exception of hardware, which was replaced with stainless steel.(All replaced parts will be included in sale)

Engine and trans. completely rebuilt using factory parts;

New pistons/rings

New cylinder barrel and head

New bearings/seals

New shift drum and gears

New clutch assy.

Original carburetor rebuilt/rejetted

Factory correct engine/case paint color

Original frame and forks powder coated

Factory correct badging on exhaust, oil tank, and fuel tank

Original seat foam with new cover and piping

New correct Bridgestone tires

Fuel tank cleaned and painted factory correct color and decals

Engine starts consistently on 1st or 2nd kick with less than 5 hours on restoration. Bike has been entered in several vintage shows locally and has placed no less than 3rd.

Great vintage and or/pit bike, the new owner will not be disappointed so bid with confidence!

Kawasaki KV75 for Sale

1977 kawasaki kv75(US $10000)
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