started as a restoration back to stock, but.....

WPBill wrote:

AWESOME!

Also, please tell us some more about them cool bikes you have in all the backgrounds, look like you have some intersting projects going on.

where do I start with the bikes in the back ground...In the first couple of pictures you will see a 1988 ZX600 that I had bought to fix up so my sister had something to ride. fixed it up, but by then my sister was dating a Harley guy and refused to ride a "jap" bike...bitch!

The other one in the background(red/white) is my other pride and joy, my 1991 Honda CBR600F2, bought this one wrecked and of course restored that one to it's original showroom condition, but with only 42000 miles on her.

Then in some of the next photos, you'll see a 1975 Honda cl360 scrambler that I received as a house warming gift from a coworker of mine, plus there is a 1976 Honda CB750 back there that I picked up for a $100 and turned around and sold it for $1200 after I got it running...there is also a 1974 RD250 stuffed into that pile of bikes.

The Green and gray bike is a friends 1977/78 XS650 cafe bike that he just finished up and there is my other friends 1996 GSXR 600.

your bike has turned out very nice and i believe you should be proud of it.thanks for postin the pics.
have you ridden with the deathgrips yet?i have a pair my wife bought me for my birthday for my klx 110.i kept lookin at them thinkin they should go on my z1r.i now have new superbike grips on the 110 and the deathgrips hangin in the tube on the wall.i'm trying to decide if i should put them on my z1r,i just wasn't sure how they would feel after several miles on the road.

leon holmes

schmol,
Told ya!
-KR

:lol:

well now, after 8 years of working on my KZ I am proud to say that she now is a running GPZ750. I'm guessing this thing hasnt had heat in her for over a decade and surprising enough, she purred like a kitty.

Yeah...nice job...congratulations!

glad ya got it finished!
now,where are the pics????????????

keep us posted!

leon holmes

good work, the bike turned out awesome