2006 Kawasaki 636 on 2040-motos

$3,500

Year:0 Mileage:41

Location:

Kawasaki Other description

Here for sale is my 2006 Kawasaki 636. I have had it for almost 5yrs now and have added a 2 Brothers exhaust, K&N air filter, Power Commander 3, Servo Buddy, Red halo's, Frame Sliders, and just recently replaced the fuel pump with a brand new one. I hate that i'm putting it up for sale but I don't have the time to baby it the way I'd like to anymore and need to find it a new home. She has 41k miles on her and is still in super condition. With her comes two Pit Bull stands (best stands in my opinion), and a box full of old parts including the old Yoshimura exhaust slip on, and parts of the old body fairings. Email me or Txt me at for any questions or if interested.

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