Modified KZ1000 Hopefully a knee-dragger project.

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22 Apr 2009 21:20 #284245 by Bad Kaw
Yup. Got mine from DG; can't remember the price b/c it came with the bearing support plate and I got it as a 'kit'. But as I recall it was all very reasonable.

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23 Apr 2009 04:41 #284322 by Old Man Rock
Replied by Old Man Rock on topic Modified KZ1000 Hopefully a knee-dragger project.
american classix has both 530 & 630 1/2" offsets...
Thy're ~ $85 plus shipping but are worth it... Extremely well made, one piece design machined...

NOTE: @ 1/2", chain clears frame! ;)

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1976 KZ900-A4
MTC 1075cc.
Camshafts: Kawi GPZ-1100 .375 lift
Head: P&P via Larry Cavanaugh
ZX636 suspension
MIKUNI, RS-34'S...
Kerker 4-1, 1.5" comp baffle.
Dyna-S E.I.
Earls 10 row Oil Cooler
Acewell 2802 Series Speedo/Tach
Innovate LC1 Wideband 02 AFR meter

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23 Apr 2009 06:31 #284350 by mark1122

76 KZ, frame gusset work,1200CC.Ported by Larry Cavanaugh, 1.5mm.over intakes, Carron Pipe, ZRX12 rear end, and seat,96zx9 front end.
01 CBR600F4i Track bike.
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24 Apr 2009 19:03 #284922 by Calhoun
I guess I will have to call Sprocket specialties and try to get one of these.tk11b40 wrote:

rear sprocket Aluminum


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Last and most important 93 KX500.

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24 Apr 2009 22:23 #284978 by tk11b40
Hey maybe I was a bit innaccurate. The rear came from Sprocket specialist, the countersprocker, I think I ordered that from Kosman, when I bought the gusset kit.

I am surprised at the response you got, they were very helpful on the rear sprocket. I would try again. But reading all these post's is cool because I have not heard of a few of these companies. More is always better!!

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25 Apr 2009 07:48 #285138 by Calhoun
Hey you can bend one of these!! :P :P

You have to cut the supports off the bottom first.

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25 Apr 2009 07:51 #285139 by Calhoun
I plan to put the side flappy things in a vise and bend the so that they are straight down. Then I can get a couple pieces of flat and mount it. Cool!!

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25 Apr 2009 07:56 #285141 by Calhoun
I took the bolt on section out of the mystery exhaust to make it shorter. Then I made a pie cut and welded it back at an angle in order to clear the swingarm.It is also angled up a little for clearance for when I'm trying to drag a knee.:silly: I am still trying to get used to it.I still need to mountit below the brake pedal.

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Last and most important 93 KX500.
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25 Apr 2009 07:59 #285143 by Calhoun
But you can also see the wheel and swingarm with it shorter.
It sticks out a little. Maybe I'll put a 90' elbow in it and point it straight out the left side. HMMM:dry:

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25 Apr 2009 08:02 #285145 by Calhoun
Oh here is the other stuff I did. Mounted the rear master cylinder and side cover mount. Modified the stock pedal.
I plan to learn to tig weld and then redo the whole bike.
I am way out of practice and my welds are fugly. They do have good penetration though.

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27 Apr 2009 07:13 #285650 by mark1122
I see that u rebushed to use the ZRX swing arm axle. that must have been a challenge to get the bore lined up straight.
Well done.B)
Where did u get the fender? Kossman?

76 KZ, frame gusset work,1200CC.Ported by Larry Cavanaugh, 1.5mm.over intakes, Carron Pipe, ZRX12 rear end, and seat,96zx9 front end.
01 CBR600F4i Track bike.
Cobourg, Ont. Can.

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27 Apr 2009 08:30 #285663 by PLUMMEN
Calhoun wrote:

Hey you can bend one of these!! :P :P

You have to cut the supports off the bottom first.

youve got my attention! B)

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