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Hello, I am looking to change the tail and the front of my 2007 Kawasaki Ninja, Would a 2007-2008 Yamaha R1 Tail fit on a Kawasaki Ninja Ex250? ANd Eould The BodyWork OF A 2007-2008 Yamaha R1 fit on a Kawasaki Ninja ex250
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I doubt it and I also doubt anyone would know that. Park your bike next to one and measure carefully.
It won't fool anyone you know.
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Thanks, I figured how bout a different kawasaki model? Would it fit on mine because i donot like how the front of my bike looks
Last edited by Kawasaki Angel : 09-30-2008 at 09:06 PM. |
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I suppose you could make a different one fit. But they aren't cheap. Oh no. Crashing a relatively new sportbike is likely to "total" it even if only the plastic is damaged. Mucho dinero.
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Won't be cheap. Might as well just get a new 250R for a newer look. |
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I though the '07 Model-Year Ninja 250 was the Obama? (change)
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Buy a used HotBody Yam tail section you want and try. Subframes have one thing in common. They're all triangles. You may have to improv the bolts but you won't know until you try. If it doesn't work put it on Craigs.
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It will probly look wrong due to the fact that the ex is so much smaller. With customizing anything is possiable just depends how much time, money , and effort you want to put into it. By that time it may not be worth it
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