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Motorcycle Parts Bike- 1981 Kawasaki Kz1000 (brownsburg) on 2040-motos

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Indianapolis, Indiana

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Motorcycle Parts Bike- 1981 Kawasaki KZ1000 (Brownsburg), $50, image 1

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1981 Kawasaki KZ1000 LTD Rolling Chassis$50 or Best OfferGreat starting point for a custom bike or cafe racer project.Includes all parts shown in Images. If you want to know specifics of any of the parts please just ask.Parts of Note-Frame-Wheels-Tank-Custom Seat-HandlebarsPLEASE NOTE: -Frame has been shortened by about 4ins (See Frame Photo)-Most of the mounting tabs rear of the engine have been shaved-Handles Bar mounting needs modified to accommodate the clubman bars included. They hit the fork tubes.-Tank cap/lid is missing-No Rear Caliper-Front Calipers missing parts-Tanks is 30 yrs old and has rust and small dents-Center stand is missing Spring-No TitleNO SHIPPING OR DELIVERY. LOCAL PICK UP ONLY

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