Udate on kz750 twin chop

A chopper with USD forks??

That's something you don't see very often

Especially on a 750 twin

Looking good though.

wow! u have balls to spend that kind of time and money on a jap chopper. The only thing better would be if it was a built 900/1000. Then it would sound cooler, look cooler, be more unique, and be faster than your overrated v-twins

Then it would sound cooler, look cooler, be more unique, and be faster than your overrated v-twins

Woa!! Thems fighting words!! Don't go picking on the 750 twins! :laugh:

And I have seen a bunch of 900/1000 choppers, but I've never seen a 750 twin chopper with USD forks, so I think he has the "unique" part covered

Seems to me that back in the late 60's, all I saw were Harley and Brit twin choppers, so most of the choppers were twins (V or inline), and I never have liked those wide fours in a chopper.

BTW, IMHO "underrated" would be a better description of the 750 twins, but since they are my favorite (I own three at the moment) I guess I could be a little biased

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I have 2 and a half clearance. My buddies at jail house choppers let me use the chop and several harley pipes to fab this. took about six hours. thats with taking it home to finished welds and wrapping it. sound bitchin when i can keep it running. don't know if its carbs or points. carbs rebuilt points brand new. kickstarting is a bitch.

Also i have 3800 vested i believe but alot more time though and sleepless nights. but i have done everything except frame .

Oh no! Pipe wrap!

I think your bike is too nice for that stuff. I hope it's temporary?

Might I be so bold as to suggest that the next thing you buy for the bike are these?