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Kawasaki 650sx on 2040-parts.com

US $2,000.00
Location:

Point Lookout, New York, US

Point Lookout, New York, US
:

1989 kawasaki 650sx
runs great just tuned
custom purple pearl and silver paint
new hydroturf with extra foot padding
quick steer
aftermarket handlebars with odi grips and billet lock rings
hydroturf chin pad
tau ceti air filter
new fuel lines
blowsion hood straps
pjs spring plate
westcoast intake grate
mariner ride plate

Any questions or pricing info please text 516.582.6166

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