RARE MINT 1979 KAWASAKI KX250 

Love the number plate.

Hooorah Soldier, 11b-Harmony Church Vet

Yeah brother you call them kwakas like me dad,??❤

1250 units were built. I bought on new

The 1982 125 kx has estimate 20 hours of vet practice ahrma vmx 32:1 redline premix have background nickasil coated jug

Or dirt...

@@PerryPariah Definitely dirt and hopefully with some regularity. Not a fan of owners filling up their den with dirt bikes, or any kind of bikes, and never letting them see the light of day. Ride 'em, share 'em, live large with 'em. 😀

@@robbchastain3036 I totally agree, no better way to appreciate and enjoy a piece of history than to fire it up and let it breathe!!

I want to be respectful as surely there are some owners whose bodies don't permit them to ride anymore, just that they really want a specific motorcycle to own and cherish. Or maybe owning does mean never riding because they're so happy to have it and want it to retain high value for their children or such. Yet, certainly, life is short and too short not to ride the dirt bike or street bike of your dreams at a fun speed or share it with friends and family. And I like how these vintage drag races are being held, just runs down the quarter-mile as a big social gathering, no winners or losers, just a day of speed and fun and memories and run-whatcha-brung. And off-road bicycle riders are doing the same with gravel events/races, a hundred miles or so on farm roads and single-tracks and all sorts of off-road terrain, with some riders contending for prizes but most showing up for the challenge and community. And I've mentioned it before, yet it remains mind-blowing to me that Ken and his crew are sourcing these cool old motorcycles and making each worthy of a magazine cover and then letting us purchase them a half-century after they were originally on the showroom floor. 😀

I was at bike week