1977 Kawasaki Kd 175 Vintage Ahrma Motocross Nice Bike For The Money on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
Up for sale is a 1977 Kawasaki KD 175. This is a fairly rare bike with only 2400 produced in 1977. This bike is in good used condition and is a lot of bike for the money. This bike will be sold with a bill of sale, there is no title as it's not a streetbike. This bike is not currently running but the engine turns over freely. The Kawasaki KD 175 was produced from 1976-78. The tires look new and still have the little nubs on them. I got this bike in a "lot" of Kawasaki parts and bikes that I purchased and it is being sold as is, not running. I was told that this bike is missing the oil tank under the left side cover. I am not sure if other parts are missing. This would be a very inexpensive way to get into Vintage AHRMA motocross racing. I don't know much about these bikes other than the little research I did to find out what I had so please ask questions before you purchase if you have them and I will try to help out as best I can. I require a $250 deposit through paypal at auction end to hold the bike and the balance to be paid within 4 days of auction end. Shipping and all associated costs are the responsibility of the buyer. If you are shipping domestically I reccomend USHIP, I have used them many times with good results. Thank you.
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