1993 Kawasaki En 500 on 2040-motos

$350

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I HAVE A 1993 KAWASAKI EN 500 JUST BOUGHT A 2004 EN 500 MOTOR FOR IT PAID $400.00 FOR THE MOTOR HAS JUST OVER 3000 mileS ON THE MOTOR THE MOTOR IS ON THE BIKE NOW JUST NEEDS THE FLYWHEEL AND CHANGE BELT DRIVE TO CHAIN I AM TAKING A SERIOUS LOSS ON THIS BIKE HERE IS A BREAK DOWN OF WHAT I HAVE DONE TO THE BIKE: MOTOR 400.00 CLEAN THECARBS 150.00 FRT TIRE 140.00 NEW HAND GRIPS 105.00 BIKE ITSELF 650.00 NEW HELMET 110.00 NEW STATOR 85.00 (THIS STATOR IS FOR THE NEW MOTOR ) FOR 350.00 YOU GET ALL THIS PLUS THE OLD MOTOR HAVE EXTRA PART IF NEEDED IF INTERESTED LET ME KNOW AND WILL GIVE DIRECTIONS TO COME LOOK AT THE BIKE TITLE IS IN HAND TO SEE BIKE CALL

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