Online Auction
Kawasaki KE175
Kawasaki KE175
| Lot Number | 67 |
| Make | Kawasaki |
| Model | KE175 |
| Year | 1981 |
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1981 Kawasaki KE 175 is a low mileage, all original and in excellent condition motorcycle.
Here is a Hagerty report why the Kawasaki KE175 is the ultimate bike to own…..will make great reading in your catalogue.
https://www.hagerty.com/media/motorcycles/42-year-old-kawasaki-best-way-to-escape-real-life/
The 1960 and ‘70s saw Japanese manufacturers spearheading the dual-purpose bike market with a host of small capacity road legal units sporting semi-knobby tyres, lights and off-road mudguards. It made sense as they were nimble, simple and a cost-effective way to explore the dirt roads, patrol the farm and take in nature to the magical sound and smell of a 2-stroke.
By the late 1980s the trend moved towards big capacity bikes but in recent years this has started swinging back to smaller, more nimble machines – albeit four-stroke.
For those wanting some 2-stroke magic, the classics are the only real option and the Kawasaki KE175 is a leading contender for the best of the bunch. This particular bike is in good original condition, has papers and is ready to make magic memories.
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