76 KZ900 B1 - from crates.

Forrest wrote: Just read through the entire thread. I really like where you are going with this build. AND, it is just fine to take your time and build it the way YOU want it. Looking forward to following this on through and seeing you ride this unique bike.

P.S. Many of us on that have participated in the KZ Rider Relay are planning to Rally in Colorado. It would be awesome to see you and your bike next August at The Relay Rally! If interested keep tabs on this thread. >>> www.kzrider.com/forum/13-bike-related/47...irelaycom?start=1100

AND, the Photo Album Thread >>> www.kzrider.com/forum/17-ride-reports/50...hoto-album?start=220

Thanks. I think I remember telling (my now ex) wife I thought I'd have it on the road in a month or so. Then I had this idea, then another, then another...

The Rally soudns like a must attend, and as you've given me a year, I should be able to bring this machine.

Now I'm Watching this one.....looking good!

OK, I've been really sh*t about keeping this thread alive. Happily, work on the bike has continued, and today she went on the road for the first time. Still need paint, but need something to ride, so looks be damned for the minute, anyway.

Here's a pic from about a week or so ago. Exhaust and tank have been swapped and few more bits have been added. Will be adding more current pics and some of the build shots here shortly.

RobK wrote: OK, I've been really sh*t about keeping this thread alive. Happily, work on the bike has continued, and today she went on the road for the first time. Still need paint, but need something to ride, so looks be damned for the minute, anyway.

The same thoughts that I've been having about mine. Get the bugs worked out and ride it ugly (although yours is far from ugly Next winter will be tear down and make pretty. Great looking bike!

the bike looks tuff as hell robk :evil: !!!!!!


got any shots of the other side?

leon

Looks to be coming along great. It's always good to see some care lavished on a nice vintage scoot.

This build is being featured in our directory here: RobK's '76 KZ900 B1

At this point, we're only displaying a reduced-size photo (similar to what you'd find in Google Images). We'd like to ask for your permission to publish the original full-size image with your build listing.

If anyone would like to have a build of their own listed, just send me a message with a link to the build thread and we'll take care of the rest.

Ken

Another great build.... Looks tough and fast.
Great job