2004 Kawasaki Ninja on 2040-motos
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Mileage:3
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Engine Size (cc):500
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Kawasaki Ninja description
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I bought this bike from someone online. He said it was his brothers that went over seas and decided to stay. He had held on to this bike for a long time and decided to sell it. The condition of the bike when I purchased it was not running. The tank was full of rust carburetors were clogged and front turn signals were broke. Since I purchased it I removed 100% of the rust from the fuel tank, new oem turn signals, rebuilt the carbs, flushed and filled coolant system, new oil and filter, spark plugs, carbon bar ends, fuel petcock, new expensive battery and completely detail/cleaned (knocked the dust off). The bike has no title only a certificate of origin from Kawasaki this bike has never been on the road or registered. The odometer says 3.5 I rode it up and down my driveway the bike feels great. It needs broke in. Instruction sticker still on the odometer. The front fairing was broke at the mirror. I used a plastic repair kit and you can see a small line where there are fixed right by one mirror. Some very small marks on the front have been touched up and it is really hard to find the touch ups the bike was cleaned up right. I am a trained motorcycle tech and work full time at a shop this bike is ready to go for a very long time. Any questions feel free to ask
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