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Tamiya
06-05-2006, 03:34 PM
So first off -- thanks for all of the advice about the Yamaha that I was looking at -- I made an offer on it, but the owner wanted a little more that I wanted to pay for that condition. -- who knows? he may still call me back. But in the meantime, I'm still looking -- got the fever now!!! What do you guys think of this ad:

OK, I'VE REDUCED THIS EXTRA NICE BIKE AGAIN. IT IS A 1984 KAWASAKI 200 KLT 4 STROKE 5 SPEED MANUAL. IT'S IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. RUNS GREAT, STARTS RIGHT UP. NO PROBLEMS WITH IT. LIKE NEW. HAS A BRAND NEW BATTERY, NEWER PAINT AND STICKERS, SHOCK COVERS. WORKING HEADLIGHT AND TAILLIGHT. TOW HITCH AND TOW BALL. LOCKING HUBS. DON'T MISS OUT.

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What do you think a good price is for this? and would this be a good trike for general trail riding and occaisional dunes (central WA -- not super fine sand). Thanks!

darrel632
06-05-2006, 03:46 PM
350 to 400 max. KLT's are an awesome bike IF you can keep them running, it has a dial in rear diff which is a great feature, real low center of gravity which works well for an "amateur rider" plastics are really tough -- only has electric start, don't ride without a buddy, if it quits, you've got major issues, ALWAYS take a tow rope and find / make a front rack to pull from.... great trike for general use, 50 mph top end, lots of power down low, the only hardtail 4 stroke with a full clutch other than the KLT 250.

the great gazoo
06-05-2006, 04:33 PM
Yeah, that's a nice looking trike, real shiny! Only thing though, You don't see those Kawi 250 four strokers too often, like the SX & the YTM's, so getting parts might be difficult/expensive.

scooterroo
06-05-2006, 09:32 PM
i agree, try to fnd yourself something more common, like a honda 200x or in that range. there are plenty of them still around and parts are readily availible still for the most part. remember also, shiny paint doesnt make the trike run. looks are one thing yes, but definately look at the mechanics of the bike, listen to it if you can, or een take a ride on it if you can. that way you get to see how it really runs and feels. keep searching , you'll find something i am sure. dont forget the classifieds on here either, lots of trikes on here.

El'Capitan
06-05-2006, 09:46 PM
is that the one on craigs list? ya, i saw it before, but like said before, you might want somthing a little more popular for finding parts for. I dont know if the price is right on this, but its local and im sure parts are more available http://portland.craigslist.org/mcy/167871345.html

Yamaha Tri-Moto
06-06-2006, 12:56 AM
That trike looks sweet.