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Hello just got myself a kawasaki kz750b2 inport in very good condition just some stupid cans on the exhaust system looking to fit something more original also run a gpz500 and a kh125 the 750 twin is not a common bike in the uk tried to get on the kawasaki twin furom there site must be full they don't seem to want nobody else to join I think I am in the right place here mark

Welcome Mark,

The 750 twin was one of the last bikes I worked on while at the shop. Not impressed.

Hello swest in what way we're you not in prest I have not rode the bike yet family got it me after me and my beloved honda cb750fb came to an abrupt end so information to make these bikes More riderble and reliable will be very aprecaterd it is not my main bike but will be yoused thanks mark

I'm not sure why he isn't impressed but to me the 750 twin has a lot of low end grunt, well not A LOT, and is so-so. Whereas the inline 4's are faster and smoother machines, I'd say my kz550 was faster than the 750 twin I had. They're both nice bikes tho

Hello, Mark, and WELCOME to KZr!

These links have some interesting reading about the KZ750 twin:

www.kawasakimotorcycle.org/forum/vintage...out-kz750-twins.html

kzrider.com/forum/13-bike-related/188893...bout-the-kz750-twins

www.motorcycleforum.com/showthread.php?t=115262
(See last post #12.)

Good Fortune!

And if not already done, check out the KZ750 twins in KZr's Gallery:

Click here > www.kzrider.com/gallery/2013-11-19-08-54-02/kz750-twins

Good Fortune!

The KZ 750 had some issues. I remember service bulletins coming out about them. That was long ago (late 80's) but I do remember having to redo the counter balancer on that machine. It had skipped and vibrated horribly. CV carbs, etc. The bike looked great but after I repaired it, the owner traded it in for a KZ 1000. Happy as a clam.
More of personal thing I guess. Good luck with it.
Steve

thanks for all the leads and information mark

Welcome Mark.
Do post up some pictures of your ride/s.