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Fs: 2004 Kawasaki Kdx220

3 posts Started 4 Mar 2007 Last recovered post 4 Mar 2007 Wayback Machine snapshot 28 Mar 2007

#1
I know I was just extolling the virtues and greatness of the KDX in the "What Off-Road Bike To Get" post not too long ago, but now I need to get another atv to go with the wife's so we can ride the kids around...so the KDX needs to go (or trade for an '05/'06 Honda Rancher 350 ES 4x4).

Features include:

- new Dunlop 952 tires front/rear w/ Moose heavy-duty tubes

- Devol radiator guards

- Cycra Pro-Bend handguards

- Works Connection skid plate/frame guards/rear brake caliper guard

- White Bros. one-piece handlebar mount

- Moose aluminum handlebars

- Dirt Bike Gear rear fender bag

- Maier MX style rear fender

- UFO green number plates

- XGX Racing shroud graphics

- Pro Circuit Type 296 silencer

- Pro Circuit Platinum 2 pipe

- aluminum pipe guard

- Moose shift lever

- aftermarket hi-mount kick stand

I bought it new in Jan. 2005 and it has always been adult ridden, garage kept, and never raced/jumped/etc. (trail ridden only). The top end was professionally rebuilt and new brake pads installed/ brake fluid changed last spring, and only Motul fluids have been used (trans/pre-mix). Also, the carb has been jetted to match the pipe. This bike cranks after two or three kicks when cold, and on the first kick once warmed up. It runs great and has no known mechanical issues.

I'll be in Daytona for Bike Week Tuesday until Sunday (Mar. 6 - 11) and unable to reply to PM's or e-mail, but I will have my cell phone - (205) 919-8057...(please don't call too early in the morning (IMG:style_emoticons/oldemoticons/wink.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/oldemoticons/beer.gif) ).

$3350

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#2
I used to have a KDX 200 when I rode during the 90's. I loved that bike. It had good low end grunt and, because it was a bit smaller than a 250 I could run it WOT all of the time.

Makes me wish I could go back to those days. (IMG:style_emoticons/oldemoticons/smile.gif)

Best,

Dan
#3
[In my best salesman's voice]

"Together, we can make that dream happen."


"What do I have to do today to put you on this bike?"




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