Description
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With the competition become fiercer by the year in the middleweight division, Kawasaki decided to take a step away from the dedicated sportbikes for a motorcycle a bit more approachable. Introduced in 1986, the GPX 750R was Kawasaki’s approach to what most modern-day riders would call a sport-tourer – offering a more relaxed yet sporty package. The GPX saw all the changes one could expect in a motorcycle like this; wider and higher-swept bars, lower footpegs, and a wider and softer seat made the Kawi great for chewing through miles either on the open road or on a curvy back road.
Beyond the ergonomic changes, Kawasaki aimed to reinvent their now renown engine. The 750R ditched the conventional cam chain at the crank layout in favor of a more centrally-located cam chain that was squarely in between the second and third cylinder. This, combined with more subtle quality of life changes for maintenance, saw the GPX putting out a hearty 106 horserpower at 10,500 rpm, gaining the top seat in its class for the time.
Manufactured in August of 1987, this example is VIN: JKAZXDF14JB505100. The seller purchased this motorcycle one year ago from a private party.
The odometer shows 5,431 miles. The seller has put 150 miles on this example.
Maintenance:
The seller states they have changed the oil and filter, spark plugs, flushed all fluids including brakes, and installed new tires.
Modifications:
4-into-1 Yoshimura exhaust and new chain.
Not pictured: Air filter pods and jet kit.
It is riding on Shinko tires with date codes of 1623 and 1622.
Extras:
This sale includes all original parts that were removed.
Cosmetic Blemishes: please see the album up top for all known cosmetic blemishes. Here is a selection:
Currently located in Danville, California, this Kawasaki is offered on a clean California title with registration through September of 2024.
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