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2013 Kawasaki KXÂ™ 450F (KM4361) Copy and paste this link into your browser to view more details about this vehicle: http://www.hondakawasakiwest.com/lc/50870990% approval rate! 2nd Chance Finance!!! If you've been denied but have money down I can get you rolling TOMORROW CALL OR TXT NICK: FILL OUT THE APP & HAVE ANSWERS IN 1 BUSINESS DAY Paste this in your browser[ http://www.hondakawasakiwest.com/honda-kawasaki-buy--financing]lkhuyui 2013 KawasakiÂ® KXÂ™ 450F The KXÂ™450F has been updated for 2013 to help continue its back-to-back string of recent championships. The string began with Monster EnergyÂ® KawasakiÂ®'s Ryan Villopoto winning both the 2011 Supercross and 2011 Motocross titles, followed by leading the U.S. team to an overall victory at the Motocross of Nations, then Villopoto's absolute domination of the Monster Energy Cup --which also earned him the Monster Million. Last but not least, Villopoto recently defended his Supercross title by winning the 2012 championship on his KXÂ™ 450F! Features may include: Â• New Kayaba Pneumatic Spring Fork (PSF) replaces the main fork springs with compressed air to reduce weight, provide easier and more effective tuning and improve bottoming resistanceÂ• Revised engine tuning offers more power and smoother delivery from basement revs through mid and into the upper rpm range; this provides more thrust while exiting corners and all the way down the straights, while also enhancing rider confidenceÂ• Revised piston crown improves ultra-low to mid-range engine responseÂ• Revised intake cam features slightly less lift, to promote better low-rpm throttle responseÂ• New front master cylinder features a knocker-style lever-to-piston interface for improved feel and more consistent performance than the old piston-type unit Vehicle info Copy and paste this link into your browser to view more info about this vehicle: http://www.hondakawasakiwest.com/lc/508709yr: 2013 Make: Kawasaki Model: KXÂ™ 450F Mileage: 0 Stock #: KM4361 VIN:

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