1984 Kawasaki KR250

Mileage: 19,110 kms

Condition: Nice Overall

Price: $12,500.00 (interest free lay-by terms available)

Overview

1984 Kawasaki KR250 – Rare Two-Stroke Icon

A Road Bike Born from Racing Success

To celebrate Kawasaki’s four-year domination of the lightweight 250cc Grand Prix class, the KR250 was created as a road-going tribute to the championship-winning race machines of Kork Ballington and Anton Mang. Launched locally as the KR250A1, it was designed for the hotly contested 250cc Production class, going head-to-head with the Suzuki RG250 and Yamaha RZ250.

With a dry weight of 134 kg, the KR250 sat neatly between its rivals and produced a very competitive 24.5 kW at the rear wheel, making it a serious contender in its day.

Notable Features and Pricing

Condition & Details

This example shows 19,110 km and is in very nice overall condition for its age.

• Paintwork is clean and original, with only some clear coat peeling on the headlight fairing.

• Wheels could benefit from a sand and polish, though tyres are in excellent shape with 90% tread.

• It has just been fully serviced, starts easily, runs and rides with no issues, and has been test ridden.

• Comes complete with its original owner’s manual.

A Rare Collectible Two-Stroke

The 1984 Kawasaki KR250 is a very rare machine that doesn’t often come up for sale. A true piece of Kawasaki’s racing-inspired history, it’s an appealing choice for both collectors and riders who appreciate lightweight two-stroke performance.

ASKING PRICE AND LAY-BY OPTION

Considering its condition and rarity we are asking a reasonable $12,500.00, this exceptional piece of motorcycle history can be yours. Moreover, we offer an interest-free lay-by option, enabling you to secure this vintage gem without financial strain.

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