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    Nigel hits the spot

    Feb 26, 2021 3 minutes
    READER // NIGEL WHITTAKER WORDS // MITCH LEES
    PHOTOS //
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    After teasing us with his Kawasaki KX250 Cerakoted sensation (ADB #498), Nigel Whittaker hit us up for a spot in the Readers’ Special with something even more impressive, but not in his preferred colour. How could we say no? I headed out to Nigel’s barn to snap our pix of this crossbreed but left the talking to him:

    “This bike started out as a 2007 RM-Z250 frame and a 1998 RM250 engine. The total cost of the parts to complete the build was about $8000. The

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