1982 Kawasaki Kz305a-csr -- Obo on 2040-motos

$400

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1982 Kawasaki KZ305A-CSR -- OBO, $400, image 1

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This bike is a clean bike. Very little rust if any at all. Rims and pipes look good. Clean title.Motor did turn over a couple years ago, But has tightened up. I have not had time to get it running in the past years, as I had too many other projects. Has 4,374 mis. Very desirable bike for riding. Stored in pole building at my cabin Southeast of Wautoma, WI.Asking $400, or Make an Offer. Cash Only. Email or Call (Oshkosh).

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