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Mileage:101
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Engine Size (cc):100
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:On/Off Road Motorcyle
For Sale By:Owner
Kawasaki Other description
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Up for consideration is an incredible all original 1974 Kawasaki G5 100 with 101 original miles (never registered). Stored for decades. The bike runs beautifully and is fully functional. The tank, seat, plastics, paint and decals are mint. The bike is street legal as it has all the necessary lights which along with the speedometer and horn are fully functional. There is some very minor pitting to the rims, handle bars and luggage rack and there is also some very minor paint damage to some of the painted black parts (all as a result of storage). All these parts would be very easy to remove and restore if desired or leave as is. The exhaust and tires are perfect. This is incredible one of kind find which will satisfy the most discerning collector/enthusiast. The sale includes the original Owner's Manual, Warranty Information and keys. Inspections are welcome and I would be happy to answer any questions via email or phone. The motorcycle is stored in Brockville, Ontario, Canada, which is very near two US Ports of Entry (Johnstown and the 1000s Islands). Delivery to one of these US Ports of Entry is negotiable. |
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