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Kawasaki Other description
Here it is. The Eliminator. Probably not another offered for sale in all of America right now. The Kawasaki ZL 1000. Fastest zero to 55 production motorcycle in the world in 1987. Only available for 2 yr(1986 & 1987), has the same engine as the Ninja 1000.This is a beautiful example. Currently registered in Arizona but located and offered for sale in San Diego. It has approx 33,000 original miles on it. I have just installed a replacement speedometer on it that shows lower miles and am installing a new speedometer cable.It comes with a wind screenthat works great for long rides - I have taken this bike on 2 to 3 week trips, loaded for camping and have had great times!Tires and everything else in terrific shape. Recently had front fork seals replaced. Have also had water pump replaced and have receipts for all work done. I have owned it for eight years. I replaced ther rear turn signals. It could use new front signals and standard headlamp bulb(brite light works fine).Available to show on weekends, would like to sell by 12/10/13. Price reduced! $2,750. Call.
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