Kawasaki EL250 Eliminator

[FROSTY]

Folks --City Motorcycle wreckers have a Kawasaki 250 Eliminator in stock.
its done about 30000km and is in pretty darn Tidy condition.
Its a really neat alternative to a SR250 or a GN 250 for a new rider who's um -"Verticly Challenged" The seat height is as low as a GN but Its actually got a pretty agressive look to it.
I think They want $2000 for it
Give thenm a yeodle cos they are having a closing down sale
28 Crummer Rd, Grey Lynn Auckland City

[Str8 Jacket]

Is it in immaculate condition?

[Waylander]

is it thV or inline twin version?

[Scorpygirl]

Why is it at the Wreckers?

[MSTRS]

Nice bikes and a very good alternative to a (hoick) GN. Good price too.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showpost.php?p=395231&postcount=24

[FROSTY]

Why is it at the Wreckers?
I really don't know --I have a funny feeling it may have had a buggered engine and they put a good engine in it.--But Im only guessing---ohh and yes mstrs--thats what it looks like

[crashe]

I saw the bike sitting out front today......

she is a tidy looking bike.......

[yungatart]

I have one of these - a really learner friendly bike that has a nice styly look to it.It is far nicer to look at than the GN, has more power, more everything....very comfortable too.
I often get comments on the size of it, most people think it is far bigger than a 250.
Great bike for someone out there looking for a reliable 250 to start off on

[MidnightMike]

What type of engine is it?

[crashe]

What type of engine is it?

contact Yungatart or MSTRS to get all the correct specs..

[MSTRS]

What type of engine is it?

If it is the inline twin (not V) then it is essentially the same engine as a GPX. There are shitloads of GPX's around and still made new (I think) so parts are not a problem. Only 'issue' those engines have is an annoying clunking from the bottom end when cold at idle or as you start to rev them - they all do it, so it is nothing to be concerned about.

[Waylander]

What type of engine is it?
Go for it man!!

[MidnightMike]

Could give them a ring i guess...

[Waylander]

Could give them a ring i guess...
Tell you what, if you get it I'll teach you to ride it lol.

$2000 is cheap as for a 250 these days assuming nothing is wrong with it, it's a great deal.

[MidnightMike]

though it could be too small and slow, and by the way, youll be getting the learn not me :rockon:

[MSTRS]

Thay are a reasonable sized frame, quite long wheelbase. They will do up to 160kph. Eats a GN in every way. Don't muck about if you are interested. Drum just sold his for $3000 and it was tidy but not in exceptional condition.

[MidnightMike]

er, whats the number?

Number please peeps :Oi:

And MSTRS, im 6'5", still think its big enough?

[MSTRS]

No idea on the ph number.
At 6'5', you are probably going to find that any 250 is going to seem small

[MSTRS]

Found it.... Phone: 09 376 9260

[Drum]

Yeah the Eliminator is a great bike.

Papers say 28HP as opposed to the 20HP of the GN. I had her up to $1.50 and I'm 90-odd kilos, but really she was more comfortable at sub $1.20.

Averaged 24 km to the litre, so a pocket friendly commuter.

Mine was on 60k when I sold it but it ran beautifully and didn't use any oil or water (oh yeah, they're water cooled). Like Mstrs says, they sound like a bag of rusty spanners when starting up - but soon quiet down when you're moving.

Actually, I miss that bike. I hope its happy somewhere.

[Waylander]

though it could be too small and slow, and by the way, youll be getting the learn not me :rockon:
That sounds like a challenge to me. Kaimais view point at high noon!!! lol