Budwieser mini bike chopper mac#

It is very powerful and fast and will carry a 300 lb man like he is a child. Or for additional $100, we will strap bike to pallet and crate it. For additional cost of $50, we can strap bike to pallet and shrink wrap. We have a fork lift also that is available. Easy to buy here on Ebay for little $ Item is available for local pickup at no cost If buyer wishes to have item shipped, I can assist in loading. Please note original battery from 2005 is probably no good. It has disc brakes, electric start and kick start options. It is amazing on the level of detail that went into this bike. Plastic shipping cover on seat has not been removed although now starting to peal. ORIGINAL PLASTIC from FACTORY STILL ON SEAT!! Yes, that is correct. Bike does has some scrapes and nicks from just sitting in storage. The nubs are still on the tires (SEE PHOTOS)This is a very rare find in this very lightly used condition. Bike was driven ONLY 2 times and still is on its original tank of gas from last year. Bike was made sometime around 2005 or so and never used until last year.

This is a replica OCC Chopper MINI BIKE with a 125CC engine. Bike was driven ONLY 2 times and still is on its original tank of gas. “Everything works as it should, bike is in overall nice condition for a 39 year old bike.”įind this GPz for sale in Newton, New Hampshire with bidding up to $2,001 and the reserve not yet met here on eBay.This is a Replica OCC Chopper MINI BIKE with a 125CC engine.

Budwieser mini bike chopper mac#

He adds that it was repainted a year ago (the stripes are paint, not decals) and it has a few other upgrades: K&N air filters, Mac exhaust, stainless front brake lines, aftermarket fork brace, and more.

This example (VIN: JKAKZFH12CA003201) has just under 12,000 miles – the seller says that it “runs and rides good” with a new battery, fork seals, tires, and charging system. For more on the middleweight GPz, check out this article from Mitch Boehm on Motorcyclist, who says, “fast, sexy, and nimble, the GPz…catapulted Kawasaki into the leadership position for middleweight streetbikes.” Now riders could get something fast, nimble, and sporty without having to get a big bike!īasic specifications included 57 horsepower, 469 pounds of weight, and a claimed top speed of 119 miles per hour. When Kawasaki introduced the GPz550 in 1981, it was a shot in the arm of the middleweight class.