Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 600 Super Sports Petrol Manual (125 ps) 599cc
2008 (58 reg) | 6,887 miles
£4,995
Super Sports | 599cc | 123BHP | Manual | Petrol
Private Seller
Kawasaki bikes for sale in St Neots
With 8 Kawasaki bikes in St Neots available on Auto Trader, we have the best range of bikes for sale across the UK.
Latest second hand Kawasaki bikes for sale in St Neots
View moreKawasaki Ninja ZX-10R 1000 Super Sports Petrol Manual Euro 5 (213 ps) 998cc
2022 (72 reg) | 1,200 miles
£12,995
Super Sports | 998cc | 210BHP | Manual | Petrol
Private SellerKawasaki ZZR1400 Sports Tourer Petrol Manual Euro 4 (200 ps) 1441cc
2008 (08 reg) | 15,000 miles
£3,250
Sports Tourer | 1441cc | 197BHP | Manual | Petrol
Private SellerKawasaki Z900 RS E4 0.9 Petrol 948cc
2018 (18 reg) | 977 miles
£7,699
Roadster/Retro | 948cc | 109BHP | Manual | Petrol
Trade Seller(51)Kawasaki Z900 903cc
1975 (P reg) | 15,450 miles
£24,995
Classic | 903cc | Manual | Petrol
Private SellerKawasaki Ninja H2 SX SE 998cc
2019 (69 reg) | 6,750 miles
£10,995
Sports Tourer | 998cc | 197BHP | Manual | Petrol
Trade Seller(17)Kawasaki ER-6F 650 649cc
2013 (63 reg) | 12,497 miles
£3,250
Sports Tourer | 649cc | 71BHP | Manual | Petrol
Trade Seller
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