Z200 Project / Lost cause??

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Re: Z200 Project / Lost cause??

05 Apr 2012 15:43
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Those forks look like they're going to need some tlc.
I was lucky with mine there's only a couple of tiny rust spots.
I'm going to have a nightmare with my wiring i just know it, already forgotten where one of the wires went (should've taken more photo's) :unsure:
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1992 vfr400 nc30,1999 gsxr600, 2004 z750,Buell xb9s 2003,1992 bandit 400,2007 er6n,

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Re: Z200 Project / Lost cause??

05 Apr 2012 16:11
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Yeah you're not wrong about the forks, I've given up looking for them for now, I'm just trying to get the engine running, if I can projects a goer, if not I'll probably break it on eBay and get something more complete and less demanding.
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Bikes: 1960 lambretta Li125 sold; 2001 Honda CG125 sold; 2006 Yamaha FZ6 sold; 1980 Kawasaki Z500 sold; 1967 BSA Bantam D10; 2008 Aprilia Shiver sold; 2010 KTM Duke 690R; 1954 BSA Bantam; 1980ish Kawasaki Z200
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Re: Z200 Project / Lost cause??

06 Apr 2012 13:15
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where is the cafe seat from? looks like a good match

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Re: Z200 Project / Lost cause??

10 Jul 2012 02:24
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could you plz tell me how you got that rotor/ flywheel off with out a t handle tool

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Re: Z200 Project / Lost cause??

10 Jul 2012 10:26 - 10 Jul 2012 10:29
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KZRoller11 wrote: could you plz tell me how you got that rotor/ flywheel off with out a t handle tool
A removal tool or correct size bolt is screwed into the flywheel tightly against end of crankshaft.
On some bike models, the rear wheel axle or steering stem bolt has the correct thread size, and may be used instead of a puller tool.

Then whack end of the tool/bolt with a bfh, which is supposed to jar the flywheel free from the crankshaft.

Flywheel remover tools are listed at Z1 Enterprises, which are the straight style -- not the T-handle Kaw factory tool style.

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