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'81 KZ1100 Shaft Basketcase
- Kawaka
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06 May 2022 21:51 #866709
by Kawaka
'81 KZ1100 Shaft Basketcase was created by Kawaka
About a month ago I came across a KZ1100 being advertised to sell. It was half taken apart, bits and pieces in bags and boxes. Apparently it had been sitting under a tarp for 20 years.
The price was right, so I pulled the trigger and dragged it home. Just dropped off the cylinder block with 4 new 75mm pistons at the machine shop. Once I get moved and settled I want to disassemble it to the bare frame and throw lots of new parts & paint at it.
The price was right, so I pulled the trigger and dragged it home. Just dropped off the cylinder block with 4 new 75mm pistons at the machine shop. Once I get moved and settled I want to disassemble it to the bare frame and throw lots of new parts & paint at it.
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- 2002 KZ1000P
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26 May 2022 06:12 #867704
by meubels
1982 KZ1100A (shaft). Customized bike. Runs K&N airpods, stepped up carbs. Rebuilt wiring harness and an M-unit blue. Led lighting, Mosfet reg-rec, li-fe battery, new controls, home built saddle and fully new paint job. All this took me a few years...
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Welcome from far away Holland. I did the same with my Z1100 shaftie... good luck, its really worth the effort, they are great bikes!
1982 KZ1100A (shaft). Customized bike. Runs K&N airpods, stepped up carbs. Rebuilt wiring harness and an M-unit blue. Led lighting, Mosfet reg-rec, li-fe battery, new controls, home built saddle and fully new paint job. All this took me a few years...
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