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22 Aug 2005
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MEXICAN BIKE
I was recently in Baja and saw a bike for sale that I have never heard of. There were two models a 100cc and a 150cc. At first glance I thought it was Kawasaki, but it wasn't. The name did start with a K though. They looked like small dual-sports but had cast wheels. They were priced @ $1500 US. Anybody familiar with these and where I might find more info? I know it's not much to go on, but it'e all I remember/ Thanks in advance. Steve
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22 Aug 2005
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Just a guess but you might want to search Kangda on the net to see if this is the right one. I believe they make 3 models of bikes at about 125cc.
Riq
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