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Mileage:6
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Engine Size (cc):250
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Kawasaki Ninja description
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Up for sale is my beautiful 2012 Red and Black Kawasaki Ninja 250RS. I bought this beauty New From the Dealer at SouthBay Motorsports on Feb, 16 2012 for my Dad. But his fun was unfortunately short lived as he feel and got scared of it, hens the bike has been in storage since then. The Good: -Clean! Bike is almost like new, in mint condition and tip-top riding shape. It was used for pleasure, so mileage is very low for the year. Bike turns on, no stalls, revs great, runs great, sounds great. -I did maintenance on it a few months ago, so consider an oil change if anything, Bike has only one owner and clean tile is on hand upon pick up. -Tires have plenty tread left -Low mileage! With this mileage, the bike is practically Brand new -Comes with 2 Original Keys, cargo bags and cargo frame, I will also include the bike cover for it. The Bad: -As mentioned above the bike was laid down while riding, but nothing mayor, some minor scratches on the top right fender and a small crack. (not really noticeable from further away, but look at the close up pics for details) -Broken front wheel fender (see picture) - I broke the Left side view mirror while pitting it in storage with my thumb, so I put a temp mirror for the mean time. mirror runs about $20 buck. - Sorry for the mouthful, but I like to details. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me! Thank you and happy bidding! |
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