my first bike

hey all
new to the site and its great.
i already know alot more then i did yesterday

Hey mykznme:

Welcome. You have a good bike...with those low miles you ought to be able to ride it well into the 21st century. You have come to the right place for Z related stuff.

Welcome to the site. And post some pics for God's sake would ya?

Welcome!

I'm about the same age (25), and this site's been a good place to hang out and chat about riding in general, as well as a great source of info about these bikes.

Don't forget to check out the site archives, too -- there's a lot of old forum posts that didn't carry over when the site recently relaunched. There's a ton of info there...

thanks guys so far this is the best tool ive found for my bike(this site) ive had it for a little over a month now and i bought a few parts for it here and there, side covers, handlebars,headlight visor,airbox rubbers.now all i need is a rear sprocket,chain and battery box (mines missing that damn little rubber strap). im in the process right now of trying to figure out how to post pics any tips would be helpful

Post edited by: mykznme, at: 2005/12/03 13:15

k i think i got it sorry about the quality i have to resize all my pics b4 i can post them.
the bike is a bit dirty in these pics it really shines.

...otherwise it'll all come down.

Welcome to KZR mykznme. Your bike looks to be in great shape.

Have you see Ivar's (AKA ibsen22000, a member here) website? www.kz400.com/ Lots of info on the KZ400 there.

As far as the Battery Rubber Strap, mine was missing as well, but I had a large O ring gasket that fit over the 2 strap mounts that did the job well enough.

rstnick thanks for the compliment.
i almost feel like i stole the bike.
$150.00 was all i put into it.
it was kind of a combined bday present from my boss and his family
and yes i been to the site and i love it they have an online non factory manual on there.
alot of great tips too
thanks for the tip about the strap.

Welcome mykz,

I have the older sister, a 74 Kz400, and I'm missing it already. Darn this snow and ice.

George