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#1389033 - 05/05/08 05:21 PM 2005 Brute Force 750i
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Registered: 12/10/07
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Loc: St. Cloud, MN
I'm selling a 2005 Kawasaki Brute Force 750i. It has 1400 miles and 117 hours on the clock. The only "problem" with the machine is that it has Honda Rincon rims on the rear because one of the stock rims was ruined when the lug nuts were not tightened quite enough. I have both rear rims and tires that will go along with the sale, so if you want you can get another stock rim in place of the ruined one. The stock tires have near 100% tread life left because I ran a different set for all but about 200 of the miles. Aesthetically, the front bumper has a couple dents from normal use, the front right fender has a small crack that I drilled out to stop from cracking further, and one of the tabs on the front bash plate broke so the plate is a little loose. None of these things really detract from the overall machine, but wanted to point them out before hand. I'm asking $4,200 OBO on this machine, and would like to sell in or around Minnesota. The bike is currently at my dad's place in SW MN, but I can bring it to St. Cloud if you're seriously interested in looking at it. If you have any questions call me at 612-386-2650(feel free to leave me a message with your phone number), or email me at stta0401@stcloudstate.edu This machine is a powerhouse and would be perfect for anyone wanting a big bore machine for hunting or icefishing at a fraction of the price of new.

Here are the pictures -- http://good-times.webshots.com/album/563971001KUBfRh


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#1389038 - 05/05/08 05:23 PM Re: 2005 Brute Force 750i [Re: mozy]
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#1450274 - 07/01/08 10:23 PM Re: 2005 Brute Force 750i [Re: mozy]
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This is a great quad for anyone who likes a lot of power. I have hit a top speed of 72 mph, and there is more than enough power for any kind of hauling or food plot work you need done. It has independent rear suspension so it's a comfortable ride, but also has adjustable shocks so you can stiffen them up if you need to haul a boat or permanent fish house.

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