1976 Kawasaki KM100

Check out this restored Kawasaki KM100!!!!                                                    "A Blast from the Past!!!"                                                                                                 Check out this solid, easy-to-ride KE100!! The engine is basically identical to the time proven KE100. It has the same rotary-valve, two stroke, Pre-Mix, 100 cc single. A direct descendant of Kawasaki’s G5 model. The KM100 has a five-speed gearbox and chain drive, as you’d expect, and a kickstarter. This was produced in the 1970s, and even smaller riders were expected to be hairy-chested enough to start their own motorcycle without the electric boot.   It runs on a 16-inch front wheel and 14-inch rear wheel. The front tire looks like new.                                                                                                       In the 70s, Kawasaki built several machines based on the KM100’s design.  The KM was dropped from the lineup in the early 1980s, and is somewhat of a rarity now. This was the time span when two strokes were being forced out, and replaced by four-stroke machines.  It was a bike that was built for abuse, and once these things were used up, they were left in sheds, or back yards, or fields, where they slowly rusted beyond recognition.   That is where this one is different!!  It has been restored, and runs and rides just as it should!! Check out the pictures, and I bet it will take you down memory lane!!  It has been fully serviced in our shop and is ready to make many more memories!!   It is sold with a bill of sale as we do not have a title for it. Looking for a collectible Kawasaki??    This is worth a look!!