FS: 2004 Kawasaki Ninja 250 MD VA DC
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FS: 2004 Kawasaki Ninja 250 MD VA DC
great starting bike. mileage is around 6900 as of today. never been downed. bike is in great condition. oil changes performed every 2000 miles, last service was at 4000 miles.
bike comes with a transferable kawasaki extended warranty for approximately 4 years and 6 months now. also comes with theft protection for 2 years.
asking price is $2400 OBO. located in MD, willing to deliver if not too far. drop me an e-mail if you would like to come by and test ride the bike.
dmin2684@yahoo.com
EDIT: around 7300 miles as of Thursday 5/18/2006
Modified by rasta420 at 7:03 PM 5/18/2006
bike comes with a transferable kawasaki extended warranty for approximately 4 years and 6 months now. also comes with theft protection for 2 years.
asking price is $2400 OBO. located in MD, willing to deliver if not too far. drop me an e-mail if you would like to come by and test ride the bike.
dmin2684@yahoo.com
EDIT: around 7300 miles as of Thursday 5/18/2006
Modified by rasta420 at 7:03 PM 5/18/2006
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Re: FS: 2004 Kawasaki Ninja 250 MD VA DC (rasta420)
interested....i just got my permit and undecided whether to pay $250 for the MSF course of use that money for a bike and teach myself....
I'm in South Jersey, do you think that's too far to deliver? i wonder how hard is it to learn how to ride if i can just go down there and ride it home. I mean i've drive a manual for a long time now and knows how it works.
I'm in South Jersey, do you think that's too far to deliver? i wonder how hard is it to learn how to ride if i can just go down there and ride it home. I mean i've drive a manual for a long time now and knows how it works.
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Re: FS: 2004 Kawasaki Ninja 250 MD VA DC (kroze)
its not hard to ride, but you will probably need someone to guide you along if you havent rode before. im not sure what you should do, but it might be risky trying to learn on a fresh bike.
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would like to know the same
would like to know the same
for a great bike.