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1992 Kawasaki Ex500 Motorcycle Factory Brochure -ex 500-kawasaki Ex500a5 on 2040-parts.com

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Upper Ohio Valley, United States

Upper Ohio Valley, United States
Condition:Used Type:1992 KAWASAKI EX500 MOTORCYCLE

1992 KAWASAKI EX500 MOTORCYCLE GENUINE ORIGINAL FACTORY BROCHURE IN GREAT CONDITION.     INCLUDES FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR 1992 KAWASAKI EX500 MOTORCYCLE MODELS WITH 498cc DOHC 8-VALVE IN-LINE TWIN ENGINES.     THIS TWO SIDED ONE PAGE FLYER BROCHURE MEASURES 11" BY 8-1/2".

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