1986 Kawasaki Eliminator 600 16k Miles. on 2040-motos

$800

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1986 kawasaki eliminator 600 16k miles., $800, image 1

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I have a 600 eliminator for sale.Very fast and fun bike!Its in clean shape has new carbs. tires.oil filter and oil. New battery.Its got 15,962 mis on the odometer as of today.Only thing is it isn't running right now.It turns over but won't run.Its pretty well kept it most likely needs new spark plugs and/or fuel lines and filter.Just don't have money much less time to work on it.Call or text during NORMAL hours if you have any questions.$800 obo!

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