2007 Kawasaki Ninja 250r on 2040-motos
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Type:Sportbike
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2007 Kawasaki Ninja 250R, 14,920 miles on it, great running condition. Kept up with oil changes & maintenance since I got it (2012) And I am the second owner. Excellent stability, very maneuverable and light. Overall very fun bike, great for beginners and smaller framed individuals. She's got a few small scratches, minor cracks in the seat covering, and is missing a fairing bolt, but is in otherwise great shape and has been kept in the garage under a cover since April. Need to sell seeing as I picked up a '13 650r this year, and am not riding the 250 much anymore. $1800 Or Best Offer. Clean TX title. Txt or email me to setup a meeting, or with questions. Five 1 two, 5 eight 6, Zero 2 Seven 6 NO TRADES. Thanks! $2,000.00
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