2002 Pro Circuit Replica KX-125 Race Bike, bored 144cc

One of a kind... 2002 KX 144cc Pro Circuit Replica Race Bike. Fully tricked, ored from 125cc to 144cc, orted Polished, -Force Reed Valve, idewinder Titanium Rear Sprocket and Chain, ydraulic Clutch, .E.R Steering Stabilizer, ave Rotors, ons of Pro Circuit parts, winAir Filter, orks Connection Radiator braces and Skid Plate (not installed), G3 Top Triple Clamp, AG Bottom Clamp, sets of Extra New Tires - Pirelli and Michelin, xcel Black Rims and Fat Spokes, ftermarket seat with stiffer foam, xtra Pro Circuit Platinum Pipe... RACE TECH Suspension front and rear....TONS of custom anodizing red and blue as you can see. I know there is alot of stuff im forgetting but if it made it faster, ook, eel and perform better, put on the bike, spare no expense building this. Matching Thor Helmet too, ize Medium. Bike has been well taken care of with low hours. Been in climate controlled storage. Comes with everything you see in the pics and more, lus extra TwinAir Filter and oils, hain lube, xtra hardware, have tons of supplies that will come with it. Really SICK Tricked Out 2-Stroke, ost likely you won't see one like this again.... If you have any questions, all 770 873 3257
Also i need to add this for those that can't tell from the pictures, he frame was powder coated Flo-Green, he plastic is Flo-Green + the extra new UFO Fender and front Number Plate. There is a big difference between Kawasaki booger puke green and the Fluorescent Green that Team Pro Circuit used back in the early 2000's and late 90's. The sub-frame is powder coated red and the swing arm is powder coated very coarse metallic silver. Also note, he Flo-Green powder coating on the frame is also metallic so it has a shimmer in the sunlight. Also, 44cc top end kits (piston and rings) are still available to order, will give buyer the info. The top end was rebuilt about a month or so before the bike was placed in storage, o the piston and rings are still fresh. Even after being storage for some years, ranks up first kick every time.

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