1974 Kawasaki Kz on 2040-motos
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Mileage:3
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Engine Size (cc):440
Type:Bobber
For Sale By:Private Seller
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For sale a 1975 Kawasaki kz400 with a 1980 kz440 engine , Tore the bike down to the frame and painted and polished every part, replaced the wore out 400 engine with a 440, put a 1979 Kawasaki KE250 front forks so it would have a 21 inch front tire, lowered the front and rear suspension and made a custom seat to fit nice up the gas tank, fresh paint on tank and side covers, new forward control levers, cables, speedo, TC Brothers handle bars, new grips, headlight, new front and rear whitewall tires, mirror, new battery, new chain, and brake light/license plate holder.. Engines been tuned up and put fresh oil and filter. All electrical and mechanicals work perfect. Pick up only thanks.
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Kawasaki KZ for Sale
1978 kawasaki kz(US $1,900.00)
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