This 1975 Kawasaki KT250 Trial was acquired by the seller in 2021 and is finished in green with black and white accents and powered by a 246cc two-stroke single with Superlube oil injection, electronic ignition, a high-mounted exhaust, and a kick starter. Shifting is through a five-speed transmission, and additional details include a black solo seat, a front number plate, a chrome handlebar, A Nippon-Seiki speedometer, wire-spoke wheels with alloy rims, Betor shocks, a chain tensioner and oiler, and two sets of foot pegs. This KT250 is offered at no reserve in Ohio for off-road use only with spare parts and a bill of sale.

The bike is finished in green with white and black graphics over a black-finished steel frame. Details include a black vinyl solo seat, a white front number plate, folding front foot pegs, and white-finished fenders. The seller states that under prior ownership the 1.5-gallon fuel tank was refinished and the serrated foot pegs were moved rearward on custom mounts. Imperfections are shown in the gallery, and the center stand in the photos is not included in the sale.

Wire-spoke wheels with 21″ front and 18″ rear alloy rims have drum-brake hubs and are mounted with a mixed set of Dunlop and Cheng Shin tires. Suspension consists of a leading-axle fork as well as a pair of Betor preload-adjustable shocks mounted to the swingarm.

The cross-braced chrome handlebar carries black Domino grips, gold-finished bar end weights, bright levers, a stop button, and a twist-grip throttle.

A Nippon-Seiki 70-mph speedometer is mounted on the lower right fork. The four-digit odometer shows 3,800 miles, approximately 200 of which were added under current ownership.

The 246cc two-stroke single features a kick starter, Kawasaki’s Superlube oil-injection system, electronic ignition, a Mikuni carburetor, a high-mounted through-the-frame exhaust system, and a cylinder head with a threaded port for a spare spark plug.

The engine stamp is shown above, and the frame VIN sequence KT203207 is shown in the gallery.

Power is delivered to the rear wheel through a five-speed transmission and a drive chain with an upper guard and a lower tensioner. A reservoir for the chain oiler is found in the left side of the swingarm.

The sale includes a pair of wheels, a tire, a headlight, a rear sprocket, a horn, and a longer black vinyl seat for trail riding.

The bike does not have a title or registration. It is being sold on a bill of sale only.

The BaT Shipping estimator tool is for the motorcycle only, and included accessories or spares may not be able to be shipped alongside the bike. Arrangements for shipping included items must be made between the auction winner and the seller, independent of BaT Shipping.

 

This 1975 Kawasaki KT250 Trial

History of car: Nothing really.

The current owner acquired the car in [5 years] and has since added approximately A couple hundred of its 3787 miles.

Power is from a 250cc paired with a Manual transmission.

This KT250 Trial is now offered in 44145 (Westlake, Ohio) with […] and a Non existent Ohio title in [another’s] name. **Note this vehicle is a race car or not otherwise registered for street use and may be offered on a bill of sale**

The seller notes paintwork including: The tank has been repainted. Not sure why.

Issues include: No real issues or problems. The new paint makes it a little less original. It’s a good running driving stopping bike.

The seller notes the original condition of the car and/or modifications include: The gas tank has been painted/restored. Pegs have been moved back a few inches for trials riding. Comes with a set of extra wheels, knobby tires, extra sprocket, and a longer seat suitable for trail riding..

The odometer indicates 3787 miles, approximately A couple hundred of which were added under current ownership.

Power is provided by a 250cc.

Recent services include: I don’t know.

Shifting is through a Manual transmission.

Note rust: No.

Service records: None
Other notes: It’s a rare old dirt bike. Having a title is rare. The bike runs good and has no mechanical issues.
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Notes to editor from Chris Formoso:

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Shipping: Disabled for included parts

VC: N/A