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Engine Size (cc):651
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
Kawasaki KLR description
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Selling my 2011 KLR650. Only 6,113 miles. Has minor scratches/scuffs from being used off-road on fire trails in my local area. Also, used to commute to work for a year about two days a week. I have added a pretty good list of farkles (see below). The bike has a set of Shinko 705s. The bike does not need anything! No longer have time to ride as I have an infant daughter.
Add-ons as follows: -Zero Gravity Double bubble windshield -Seat concepts seat -Hi strength Shifter arm from Happy trails -Uni filter -Happy Trails Aluminum skid plate. -SW-Motech crash guards - Fused 12 volt plug -GPS mount (RAM) -manual throttle lock (happy trails) -Happy trails center stand -Happy Trails Racks with Givi hard plastic panniers -LED tail light (flashes when pressed) -Watt-man Thermobob -Watt-man temp gauge overlay (to read actual temperature of the engine coolant) -Eagle Mike fork brace and lowered front fender (for better highway driving) |
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