Kano's Projects Z1000R and KZ1000J's

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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)

19 Apr 2007 12:28

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Wow, the bike looks completely different and very nicely done! Just gonna have to take the bike to the Cape now to see what it can do!

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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)

19 Apr 2007 13:53

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The bike does look different. I'm normally not a huge fan of the dual headlight but yours looks great somehow.And the tail lights.
I know it has been a trying time getting it legal and all and I hope that is resolved successfully for you and you are released from that stress.

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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)

05 May 2007 19:28

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Man, the thing is comin' along!
Hey do you have any close ups of the left side of the motor? I'd like to see what the custom machines pieces look like. Specifically the PMFR stuff. What is your impression of the quality and the "bolt on" ability?

Thanks, and it really is lookin' good!
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82 Kawasaki ELR Clone (1000 J)
82 Kawasaki KZ750R1/GPz750 ELR-ed
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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)

12 Mar 2008 12:28

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Bad Kaw wrote:

Man, the thing is comin' along!
Hey do you have any close ups of the left side of the motor? I'd like to see what the custom machines pieces look like. Specifically the PMFR stuff. What is your impression of the quality and the "bolt on" ability?

Thanks, and it really is lookin' good!
-KR

sorry didn't notice your question dude yes the pmf is top grade
unpolished but very good quality
bolted on fine no probs how ever the clutch pushrod had to have a piece cut off it
i don't remember how much but it was in the instructions.
ill snap a pic of it over the weekend and edit this post!

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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)

17 Mar 2008 15:59

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Hey Kano,
Got any more pics, yet?

-KR

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82 Kawasaki ELR Clone (1000 J)
82 Kawasaki KZ750R1/GPz750 ELR-ed
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79 Suzuki GS1000 (rolling frame / project / junk)
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Re: kz1000R2 Eddie Lawson Replica (83)

19 Mar 2008 10:14 - 20 Oct 2008 16:53

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these kits are CAD designed with strength and lightness in mind . Made from 6061 - T651 plate , these units take the place of your stock sprocket cover , making changing the sprocket much easier . It's also easier to adjust the clutch and you save some weight as a bonus . It also allows the use of an offset sprocket , which is not possible with the stock cover . Shipped complete with all bolts and spacers required , just unbolt your old actuator and transfer it to your new part . The Kawasaki J, GPZ kit requires you to supply an actuator from a Kawasaki Z1 or KZ , all others use the stock actuator.(note clutch push rod needs to be cut down)