2009 Ninja 250R (125 Miles)

**jrpimp00** · 09-01-2009, 06:33 PM

2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250R
Candy Thunder Blue
125 Miles

Bike was purchased for my wife in April of this year. She road it for about 6 miles and I have ridden it maybe 5 times for a total of 125 miles. Nothing at all wrong with the bike, NOTHING. It just sits in my garage taking up space. I start it and go around the block once a week. The last time i road it for real was in July for about 20 miles. I have the title in hand. Asking $3250 OBO. Certified check, or cash. No pament plans. Willing to consider trades for a truck (S10, Dakota, Silverado, etc 1996+). Not in any way hard up for money so please no rediculous offers. Located in Fayetteville, NC. Will not ship the bike, unless buyer makes all arrangements and I have recieved money. This bike is in perfect condition and I just hate having it sit here and waste. i can also be contacted at jrpimp00@yahoo.com.

**SHines-IT** · 09-02-2009, 07:30 AM

I have been thinking about a bike for sometime, is this a good first learner bike? My stepdad keeps saying get an older 600 CC, you will not get bored as fast. But what do others think, this is the bike I been looking at because there cheap. Also don't think it will get away from me as easy as a 600.

**rc74racer** · 09-02-2009, 09:18 AM

The 250 is a good starter bike if you have zero experience riding. If you have been on dirt bikes before and just looking for a good street bike you will be bored of a 250 after a week. They handle excellent but are very slow. They do hold their value decent if you get a good deal and 3250 OBO is a pretty good deal. You could ride it for six months and sell it for what you paid for it.

**jrpimp00** · 09-02-2009, 10:46 AM

Thanks rc74racer, SHines-IT, he is right they are great learner bikes and for the budget minded person because they do get 65+ mpg. It wil get you where you want to go. It wont throw you off like the 600 or 1000s I know of too many inexperienced riders buying bigger bikes than they need and crashing within the first 25 miles. All in all this is an excellent bike for a beginner and its a great looking bike. Let me know if you have any more questions.

**SHines-IT** · 09-02-2009, 11:27 AM

Alright, I will surely look into this more when the Falcon sells. NC is pretty close to my step grandparents cabin.

Unless you have a trade plus cash offer for one of my cars. I been interested in a bike for a few years now, just don't want to kill my self with something to powerful.

1963 Ford Falcon Convertible
1998 Pontiac Trans Am