How many miles does a prairie 650 have?
Low miles and always garage kept. Haven’t had time to ride for several years, but just spend $1200 getting it serviced and the carbs rebuilt so that i… In great running order with only 1,586 miles! A hard to find 700 V-Twin with low miles, brand new tires, brand new winch and plow, and the original b… You might like these other Kawasaki ATVs.
What’s the weight of a Kawasaki 650 Prairie?
The ATV has a dry weight of 604 lbs. and can tow 1,250 lbs. It can carry 264 lbs. on its back. Kawasaki constructed the frame of tubular steel with adjustable foot pegs placed on floorboards and halogen headlamps. Front suspension features MacPherson struts allowing for 6.7 inches of travel.
What should I do if my Kawasaki Prairie 650 runs out of gas?
Refill the gas tank with unleaded gasoline if it is empty, and restart the engine. Open the fuel tank and inspect the condition of the fuel if the tank already contains enough gasoline.
How many miles does a Kawasaki Prairie 360 have?
2012 Kawasaki Prairie® 360 4×4, PHOTOS COMING SOON! 2012 Kawasaki Prairie® 360 4×4 Hardworking, Reliable Performance The Prairie® 360 4×4 ATV is v… In great running order with only 1,586 miles!
What was the price of a 2002 Kawasaki 650?
There is a logical next step, however, and Kawasaki has ushered in the new era of ATV design with the 2002 Prairie 650 sport utility ATV, featuring the industry’s first V-twin engine. 2002 Kawasaki Prairie 650 $15,899
What’s the price of a 2002 Kawasaki Prairie?
All this adds up to a steal at $4499.00 !!! 2002 Kawasaki Prairie 650, GET READY HUNTING SEASON IS HERE – Until recently, most ATV designers have taken a rather conventional approach to sport utility ATV design.
Are there any problems with the Kawasaki Prairie 650?
Kawasaki definitely has a winner with the Prairie 650! During our review period, we did have problems where it wouldn’t sit still at idle. The local Kawasaki dealer changed the fuse out and adjusted the belts and it seemed to help, but next trip out we found the problem again.
What kind of traction does a prairie 650 have?
It doesn’t kick in when you are backing off at speed like some of the other big bores – it kicks in below 5 MPH which is where you really need it on steep declines. The Prairie 650 makes a fun rock crawler and the locking front differential works well when you need that extra traction.