1995 Kawasaki ZXR750

Mileage: 70,352 kms

Condition: Very Original Overall

Price: $9,850.00 (interest free lay-by terms available)

Overview

1995 Kawasaki ZXR750 – Last of the L-Series

This 1995 Kawasaki ZXR750 marks the final chapter in the iconic L-series and stands out as a rare, well-maintained example with 70,352 km on the clock. While that’s higher mileage than we typically list, this particular bike belongs to one of our mechanics and has been very well cared for.

Notable Features and Pricing

Well-Preserved & Mechanically Sound

Mechanically, it’s in excellent condition – a testament to years of expert upkeep. It remains highly original with no aftermarket modifications and is an Australian-delivered model. The carbs have just been rebuilt, oil changed, and brakes thoroughly checked. It’s been test-ridden and shifts smoothly through all gears.

Racing Heritage

The ZXR750 was Kawasaki’s answer to superbike competition in the 1990s. It featured a race-inspired aluminum perimeter frame and a high-performance GPX750-based engine. Globally recognized as the ZXR750 (and as the ZX-7 in the U.S.), its distinctive dual round headlights and air induction system set it apart on both the road and track.

Honest Cosmetics, Fresh Wheels

Cosmetically, there’s a light graze on the right-hand fairing and some stress cracks on the rear seat cowl. However, the wheels have just been professionally powder-coated, and it rides on near-new Michelin tyres. It also comes with the original owner’s manual.

ASKING PRICE AND LAY-BY OPTION

Considering its condition and rarity we are asking a reasonable $9,850.00, 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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