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82 750 LTD 16 Dec 2015 23:41 #703324

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Nice, that looks awesome. You are doing a cool job there. Check out my build. Its an 83, very similar bike to yours.
I like that cafe look on yours. Keep posting pictures.
Faster is more fun

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82 750 LTD 21 Dec 2015 14:26 #703907

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What kind of shocks are those?...do they come in variable lengths? thanks..........Mike

JaFlo wrote: Modified the seat pan and shaped the foam. I think it looks ok, but it disrupts the foundation line of the bike. I may cut the sides so they are on the same plane as the bottom of the gas tank. I also don't like how the back of the seat "floats" above the frame. It will look better once I chop the frame, but I'll have to figure out how to fill the gap. I'm going to coat the seat pan with POR-15 before it gets upholstered to prevent any further rust.

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(2)-1976 KZ900B-LTD's
1-all stock low mileage...
1 modified
1977 KZ1000 (awaiting resurrection!) :)
...and an old school Honda CB750 Chopper is next on my bucket list!

Oh...and a Pocket Rocket lol!!!

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82 750 LTD 22 Dec 2015 01:26 #703943

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I agree, the shocks and chain look like excessively good!
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82 750 LTD 22 Dec 2015 01:53 #703944

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Thanks guys. The shocks are from CL MotoTech. They are available is several different lengths and colors.

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82 750 LTD 06 Jan 2016 17:42 #705848

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Progress has been slow lately as winter finally decided to show up. I was able to apply the POR15 to the seat pan before it got too cold. It's not pretty, but it will prevent any further rusting of the pan. I used some vacuum hose cut down the middle as an edging for the upholstery to wrap around. I also got an LSL Clubman headlight. I need to get some stainless cap screws for it. I've got a few parts on order. Maybe I'll find some motivation to install them when they arrive.

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82 750 LTD 07 Jan 2016 05:40 #705876

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In stock trim it looked like my 750 ltd I inherited from my dad that I am restoring from the ground up. I wont be modding it for sentimental reasons, but I like what you have done with yours. It's amazing how a little change here and there changes the look so drastically.

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82 750 LTD 09 Jan 2016 19:12 #706104

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82kzn73521 wrote: In stock trim it looked like my 750 ltd I inherited from my dad that I am restoring from the ground up. I wont be modding it for sentimental reasons, but I like what you have done with yours. It's amazing how a little change here and there changes the look so drastically.

Everyone seems to be getting 750 ltd's lately! I don't mind the stock bike (except for the buckhorn bars). It's an extremely comfortable bike from the factory.

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82 750 LTD 09 Jan 2016 19:16 #706105

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I got a set of mini gauges to replace the giant stockers.

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82 750 LTD 10 Jan 2016 04:12 #706114

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Nice gauges.
All the right idiot lights. Is the tach mecnahical ? Where did you get them.
Nice work
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82 750 LTD 10 Jan 2016 07:40 #706149

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JR wrote: Nice gauges.
All the right idiot lights. Is the tach mecnahical ? Where did you get them.
Nice work

Thanks. The gauges are from Dime City Cycles. They are both mechanical.

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82 750 LTD 15 Jan 2016 18:42 #706848

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Which ratios did you go with on those gauges? I'm really digging the look but want to make sure my numbers are going to be relatively accurate.
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I have no idea what I'm doing. But thats the fun part.

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82 750 LTD 17 Jan 2016 11:51 #707050

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The speedometer ratio is 2240@60 mph. The tach ratio is 1:5.

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