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Mileage:200
Kawasaki Other description
this is a great started bike. just has a little under 200 mis because previous owner replaced the motor. i am selling to get a bigger bike. this bike runs good just needs needle valve adjusted because it let a little more fuel in than needed, but it runs fine just as it is. it is just missing the front left turn signal light. if interested call or text 276692-8385
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