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(wrecked) Kawasaki 650R - 1200 bucks

Started by Kijona, January 13, 2012, 02:32:58 AM

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Kijona

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/mcy/2796793614.html

It's in Atlanta, GA or thereabouts. No idea what kind of shape it's really in due to lack of pictures but...for $1200?

The Buddha

The frame on that kawi is steel, and its the sheittieiest welding and splattering I have seen on anything. Honestly I've seen homemade redneck trailers with better welding ...
So any impact hard enough to bend a fork and a wheel I will not trust it to have not busted the welds in the frame ...
I will want to do a plastic off - check of all the frame elements and welds before springing the 12 big un's.
Cool.
Buddha.
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seamax

I also think we had a thread here before with pics of those bikes and rusted frames and frame welds. Better look at it first.

Juan1

Buddha,

I think that's good advice.  Somehow, despite the ugly welding job, owners have found the 650's to be resilient after crashes. 

Also, do a search for "ninja 650 broken weld".  There is a weld that frequently broke on the 2007 650 that was later remedied.
1982 Kawi GPZ-750, 1998 GS500.

rayshon

You should probably put "wrecked' in the thread title.

cbrfxr67


sent the guy a message and he responded with this,....
"Its something you take apart in 2-3 days and takes 10 years to go back together."
-buddha

shonole

Quote from: cbrfxr67 on January 14, 2012, 11:17:59 AM

sent the guy a message and he responded with this,....

There are pictures posted on craigslist now.
2004 SV650n - Blue

Dizzledan

 :icon_lol:
That really says something about the integrity of those discs doesn't it.

I hope the guy was all right.

Kijona


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