Kawasaki Ninja description
Selling a 2006 ZX14 with 8500 miles. Bike has a clean and clear title. Has a East Coast Mafia 300 phat tire kit roughly 6-8 over, tires are in like new condition. Bike does have a crack on the left side on the frame cover (see pics). The exhaust is a muzzy header to a small tip. Has blue/green underglow lighting. The wheels are myrtle west stocker chrome wheels. Also has chrome mirrors, chrome levers, chrome reservoir cover, chrome fork covers. The grips are paint matched to the bike.
If you have any other questions : FOBBS.DOMINO@outlook.com
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