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You are watching a very good red bike from Kawasaki. Ninja 250.2007 Model. Nice first bike for practice or ride. Bought it used @ 8000 miles on it. Now 11,800 miles. Bike does have paint job done and dropped couple of times. No oil leak or anything. Some scratches and stuff, but runs great. Gears shift as they are suppose to. Lights work. After market side markers in the front. Good for new riders, for if you drop it accidentally. Hey it's used and no problem. Fixable. Buy a new and drop...Not a good feel. New tune up and spark plugs. Starts up great. Warm it up and off you go. NO shipping, Local Pick up ONLY. Or for fresh rider, i will ride for drop off for up to 50 miles or so. Any questions, please do ask. |
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