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2002 Kawasaki Kdx50 on 2040-motos

$675
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Mobile, Alabama

Mobile, AL
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Our son has outgrown his dirt bike, so we are selling it to buy him a bigger 4-wheeler. This is a 2002 Kawasaki KDX50. It comes with the training wheels, which were purchased brand new when we bought the bike two years ago this month. At that time we also had the Superman stickers along with the #4 made and applied @ Performance Graphics in R'dale. Some of the corners have peeled, but overall it still looks good. It'd be easy to peel off if you choose to do so. As far as the engine/running condition, it's in fantastic shape. Price is $675.00. Call (no texts please) Bo, after 3:00pm at. Thanks!

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