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2009 Kawasaki Zx6r Clean on 2040-motos

$6,500
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:11
Location:

Visalia, California

Visalia, CA
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2009 Kawasaki ZX6R Monster Edition for sale. 6500 obo Clear title. Don't low ball me. Credible offers accepted.It has 11,255mis on it. I ride it to and from work occasionally so mileage is going up but not very quickly.Has a decent amount of aftermarket parts on it.Full system 2 brothers carbon fiber shorty Power commander (PCV) Speed metal shorty leversFrame sliders and swing arm spoolsRacing front brake padsTinted windscreenIntegrated smoked tail light (got rid of ugly stock tail)Neon underglow with switch (can be removed if it's not your style)Also have stock exhaustTires at about 75%Seat cowl as well as passenger seat and pegsAlways use synthetic oil every 2kTags good until AprilZx6r kawi Kawasaki R6 R1 GSXR GSX-R Daytona 675 600 599 ZX10 Yamaha Suzuki Honda CBR CBR600RRtext 5O5-25O-O552

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