2012 Kawasaki Ninja on 2040-motos
Year:2012
Mileage:3
Longview, Washington, United States
Kawasaki Ninja description
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The littlest Ninja is built around a 250cc water-cooled vertical twin. Like most of the 250cc motorcycles available in the US, this motor has been around for quite some time with little change,Time proven! It is in super clean condition,looks and feels like new!! It only has 3,674 miles!! This one has a custom aftermarket pipe on it, it sounds great!!! This motorcycle will be comfortable for just about anyone between about 52 and 64. The ergonomics are much closer to a standard than a sport bike. This bike is the most bang for the buck available today and probably the best choice out there for a beginner.
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