1983 Kawasaki Kz 440 Bobber Rigid Frame on 2040-motos

$1,150

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1983 kawasaki kz 440 bobber rigid frame, $1,150, image 1

Kawasaki Other description

Hello im selling my 1983 kawasaki kz 440 bobber with blue clear title.this bike has a lot of stuff done to it already let me start with it has a 750 front end bigger forkes two disk brakes and a fat front tire off a harley,smaller head light,drag bars,springer seat,belt driven,and it had work done to have it rigid framed.the bike at this point does not run it needs work done to the carbs and a battery other then that its a good bike if you have any other questions feel free to call or text $1,150

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