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1999 Kawasaki Kx250 (seward) on 2040-motos

$1,250
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Grand Island, Nebraska

Grand Island, NE
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1999 Kawasaki KX250 (Seward), $1,250, image 1

Kawasaki KX description

1999 Kawasaki KX250 dirt bike. 250cc liquid cooled two cycle engine. Bike is in attractive shape for the year. There is no cracks or deep scratches in the plastics. The whole engine was just gone through and was done right! New piston, new rod, new crank bearings and seals. The carb has been cleaned and adjusted. Power valves have been serviced. All wheel and suspension bearings have been serviced. Brake fluid changed and new pads. The bike has many aftermarket parts like, hot rods connecting rod, pro circuit suspension link, pro taper bars and grips, pro circuit headpipe and silencer, new rear tire, v force reads, excel black wheels, many more. Bike starts up easy and has tons of power. I have recripts to prove! No worries when purchasing this bike! $1250 Call or text 402 646 zero3one6

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