For sale: krr150

[koba]

Dammit I WANT ONE.
If only my lotto win came thu this week, maybe just have to wait untill after I buy a ticket...

[quallman1234]

Dammit I WANT ONE.
If only my lotto win came thu this week, maybe just have to wait untill after I buy a ticket...

Yeah!

Guess ill be looking for a RG then!

[k126]

hi, the bike still available for sale? cheers

[Rosie]

hi, the bike still available for sale? cheers

No. I sold in October.

[k126]

that's fine, so can you tell me, you bought this bike brand new? how much you paid, and where can buy it. i'm new rider, beginer! so i need the low cc bike to learn. hope you can help me. please.... reply to me k126@slingshot.co.nz

thank you very much

[koba]

that's fine, so can you tell me, you bought this bike brand new? how much you paid, and where can buy it. i'm new rider, beginer! so i need the low cc bike to learn. hope you can help me. please.... reply to me k126@slingshot.co.nz

thank you very much

Low cc doesn't always mean slow.
Do some research, read books. a KRR150 can be a good learner bike but not to everyone.
Figure out what you wan't to do with the bike and buy one suited to your intended purpose.

[Rosie]

that's fine, so can you tell me, you bought this bike brand new? how much you paid, and where can buy it. i'm new rider, beginer! so i need the low cc bike to learn. hope you can help me. please.... reply to me k126@slingshot.co.nz

thank you very much

I bought it privately, when it was about a year old. Kawasaki stopped importing them in 2003. Not many of them were brought into the country so you don't see them for sale very often.