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Engine Size (cc):1,400
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
Kawasaki Other description
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I can honestly say this has been my favorite motorcycle I have ever owned. Ride is smooth and the power is what you expect from a 1400 Sport Tour. This is the first year Kawasaki made the ABS and that's a great safety feature. Low mileage (24K) with brand new tires (both front and rear) and is in good shape overall. I also added a Sirius m/c console you can use with ear buds if you desire. There are minor scratches on the saddle bags but both are serviceable. upgraded windshield, foot pegs, and heated hand grips.
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