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08 Apr 2007 17:12 #127819
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08 Apr 2007 17:19 #127822
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1980 G1 Classic
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that's pretty cool, can you tell us more about it?
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08 Apr 2007 17:34 #127825
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Welcome to KZr Axis.
Although the rake on the front is diff, the body lines and overall look hint to a V-Rod...with the heart of an inline-4 of course.
Most definately a power cruiser with real power!
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Although the rake on the front is diff, the body lines and overall look hint to a V-Rod...with the heart of an inline-4 of course.
Most definately a power cruiser with real power!
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08 Apr 2007 17:38 #127829
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This basically was a 4 year project that started life with a $500 79 KZ1000 ST. The only remnants from the ST are the fork tubes and ignition system. My intent was to build around what I belive to be the best power plant out there, the KZ1000. The end result you see here has a "J" motor in it.
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08 Apr 2007 17:44 #127831
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I'm more of a cafe' styled bike type of guy, but I really like that!
One thing for sure, it should make a lot of metric cruiser and HD riders cry after you whup 'em on it!
And they'll cry even more when they find out you probably have less money invested in the conversion (just a guess since you didn't state what the cost was) than they have in their entire bikes! :evil: :whistle: :laugh:
One thing for sure, it should make a lot of metric cruiser and HD riders cry after you whup 'em on it!
And they'll cry even more when they find out you probably have less money invested in the conversion (just a guess since you didn't state what the cost was) than they have in their entire bikes! :evil: :whistle: :laugh:
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08 Apr 2007 17:51 #127834
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08 Apr 2007 18:03 #127839
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WOW, just WOW.... Makes my little project seem futile.... I hate you...Now I have to go work harder....
That is one good looking bike.
Richard Z.
That is one good looking bike.
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08 Apr 2007 22:31 - 26 Aug 2009 11:55 #128003
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08 Apr 2007 23:14 #128011
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Super smooth! How did you fabricate the body work? I see no cables, are they integrated into the handlebars? I like it! (THAT's what I'm talkin about biker build off, take notes LOL)
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09 Apr 2007 06:45 #128055
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84 KZ550-F2 LTD
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very nice work!
Congrats
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09 Apr 2007 07:01 #128063
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'76 KZ900 LTD (Blaze)
'96 Voyager XII (Dark Star)
'79 KZ650 Cafe Project (Dirty Kurt)
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Welcome to the site, Axis!
Nice looking cruiser. Good idea, cruiser styling with a decent powerplant.
Nice looking cruiser. Good idea, cruiser styling with a decent powerplant.
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09 Apr 2007 07:14 #128068
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1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
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Jeez! I hate (strongly dislike) cruisers/chopped bikes but I'd own and ride that! Wow...spectacular. That needs to be in a magazine?
Michael
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