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2up 10-11-2009 09:53 PM
2003 KAWASAKI NINJA EX500 - $2995

Brand new tires, brand new brakes, fender eliminator, fresh oil, and complete inspection. All work completed at the local certified Kawasaki dealer. You can buy this bike with confidence. VIN: JKAEXVD183A080593 ,Stock #: 9898-1 .
We just took in this Blue Ninja with 15,101 Miles and it's clean,

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racedoll 10-11-2009 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 2up (Post 277015)
Does this sound like too little for too new a bike? I know he said it was laid down but, I'll post another ad for an older bike with less miles, that is a lot more... (I really have no clue about this stuff, can you tell? lol)

2006 Ninja 500R/EX500 $1500

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Per KBB, retail - $3080

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Originally Posted by 2up (Post 277021)
2003 KAWASAKI NINJA EX500 - $2995

Brand new tires, brand new brakes, fender eliminator, fresh oil, and complete inspection. All work completed at the local certified Kawasaki dealer. You can buy this bike with confidence. VIN: JKAEXVD183A080593 ,Stock #: 9898-1 .
We just took in this Blue Ninja with 15,101 Miles and it's clean,

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Per KBB, retail - $2540

the chi 10-11-2009 10:14 PM
Havent researched the power level of it, but the Versys is a dead sexy naked option good for tall guys. Its one of the options my 6'4" hubby is looking at.

Dave 10-12-2009 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by The Chi (Post 277031)
Havent researched the power level of it, but the Versys is a dead sexy naked option good for tall guys. Its one of the options my 6'4" hubby is looking at.
too bad you're married. If you think the versys is sexy i mighta had a chance :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :P

derf 10-12-2009 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by The Chi (Post 277031)
Havent researched the power level of it, but the Versys is a dead sexy naked option good for tall guys. Its one of the options my 6'4" hubby is looking at.
its the same as the 650r

wildchild 10-12-2009 09:40 AM
does it have to be a sportbike variant? If not I usually aim people towards olsder standard bikes. Nighthawk 650 or 750 are great. Yeah a bit heavy but very forgiving in the control area.
especially someone taller may find it more comfortable to learn while not "crowded" on a bike.

Homeslice 10-12-2009 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by The Chi (Post 277031)
Havent researched the power level of it, but the Versys is a dead sexy naked option good for tall guys. Its one of the options my 6'4" hubby is looking at.
jigga pleaz.......You want sexxy, get an Aprilia Shiver

the chi 10-12-2009 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 277203)
jigga pleaz.......You want sexxy, get an Aprilia Shiver

Not for a newb goob! :lol: However I agree, that ones so hawt it gives me the well, shivers!

azoomm 10-12-2009 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 277203)
jigga pleaz.......You want sexxy, get an Aprilia Shiver
Too bad you'll never want to buy one new - the Aprilia will drop into more than half it's showroom price by rolling it out the door.

Michelle, the 2-valve Ducatis [monster] are NOT more expensive to maintain than the japanese counterparts. And, if you get a legacy model there are TONS of things you can do to them...

Antwanny 10-12-2009 04:56 PM
http://monterey.craigslist.org/mcy/1409368327.html

Would be a decent first bike assuming there is nothing majorly wrong with it.


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