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Mileage:21
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Kawasaki KZ1300 tech info
Engine Size (cc):1,300
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Type:Sport Touring
Kawasaki KZ1300 description
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You are bidding on a first year, 1979 Kawasaki KZ1300 6 cylinder touring motorcycle!
<p>These were expensive and not many were sold, making this a somewhat uncommon motorcycle! <p>This bike has been off the road since 1987, and has been stored indoors since then. It only has 21,000 original miles, and has lots of life left in it. <p>I have had the carburetors completely rebuilt, put new plugs and wires and a new battery in it, and the engine runs great!!! <p>The brakes were frozen on the calipers, so it will need brake work to be inspectable. The front bonnet and fairing with headlight bucket and cassette player are off the bike, but present. It will need some small things like a new air filter, etc. It will not take much to make this street worthy. Since it is not completely roadworthy at this point, it is being sold for restoration purposes only. <p>The bike is in Epping, NH (Seacoast) and it was last registered in NH in 1987. I can get a title from the state DMV if required (at your cost), or if your state requires previous registration and bill of sale, I can register the bike (at your cost) and give you a bill of sale. Otherwise, it will be sold with a bill of sale as that is all that is required in NH for vehicles over 15 years old. <p>Bike will need to be picked up in Epping, NH and trailered to your location. Good old American moolah is required at the time of pick up. I can store it for a period of time, as long as it has been paid for in advance. |
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