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2011 Kawasaki 450 (alpine) on 2040-motos

$4,800
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San Diego, California

San Diego, CA
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2011 KAWASAKI 450 (Alpine), $4,800, image 1

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Very clean Kawi 450F. Pro Circuit factory suspension, race pipe, muffler. Renthal bars, Sunline clutch lever, Hinson clutch cover. I also have an ARC clutch lever. Extra parts, plastics. Very well maintained, never raced. No trades for tattoos, as much as I would like to say yes, cash is the deal. No dealers. $4800 or best offer.six-1-nine 8-8-4 nine-3-five-9

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