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Mileage:6
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Engine Size (cc):175
Warranty:None
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Owner
Kawasaki Other description
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This 1974 Kawasaki F7 175 is a better than average example of a well preserved, good running machine. Serial Number F7-96563, manufactured 7/74. Other than a new battery, fresh fuel, and minimal cleaning, this bike is in as found condition. More detailing is up to the next owner. It starts easily and runs well. I have ridden it, and everything works as it should. Only 6607 miles showing on the odometer. This bike has the hard to find Hatta Forks, which came configured as straight axle, but could easily be changed to the leading axle position for "serious competition".
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Includes the original Kawasaki tools in the pouch. Please take some time to look at the photos. There is not a scratch or dent on the skid plate, suggesting this bike has never been used off road. Both wheels are straight and run true, with no play in the bearings or swingarm. The footpeg rubbers show no wear, and even the chains on the foot controls are intact and undamaged. All of the hand controls are also in excellent original condition. The seat shows some wear with a few minor blemishes.
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Located in Brookline, NH, 03033 USA. I will work with the winning bidder to coordinate pickup for shipping if needed, however all arrangements are the responsibility of the winner. International shipping is OK.
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Terms of Sale: $500 non-refundable deposit due within 48 hours of end of auction. I will accept final payment via PayPal if the winner covers the PayPal fees. Bike will not be released for pickup or shipment until all funds are in my possession.
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NOTE: If you have less than 5 positive feedback, PLEASE contact me BEFORE bidding, or your bid will be rejected. This bike is being sold with NO RESERVE and a low opening price.
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Good Luck! Bob
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