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I am trying to sell my 1998 Kawasaki Vulcan 800. It has 30xxx miles on it. This bike runs excellent. I just had all the tuneups done. This bike is ready to get on and go. The downside is that my little sister decided to try and ride it when I wasn't looking and she tipped it over. It didn't do a whole lot of damage just a small dent on the gas tank and a few scuffs.(included in photos). As I said this bike runs excellent. Just did a 2,500 mi round trip on the bike with no problems. 2,500obo. Call, txt or Email.
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