GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

15 Jun 2021 16:06
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Sweet bike!  Great work....
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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

15 Jun 2021 21:10
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Congratulations, Anders. Great job. Thanks for updating us.
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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

16 Jun 2021 03:02
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Nice bike Anders...!!
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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

18 Jun 2021 18:20
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Excellent job.
She's beautiful.
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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

20 Jun 2021 21:38
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Fantastic work on a stunning bike! 
Well done! 
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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

20 Jul 2021 08:20 - 20 Jul 2021 10:08
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After some small issues that aroused during “shake-down”, steering neck that was not properly tightened, massive brake fluid leak from rear copper washers, things rubbing against each other. The stuff you expect, but now she purrs like a charm and runs like a frecking freight train.

Still needs some paint on the rims and the engine covers, a overhaul of the Zephyr 1100 fork and the GSX-R 600 front brake calipers then I will only enjoy it.



 So now, what’s next . . .

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Gpz750R1 1982
Gpz750A1 1983
Gpz1100A2 1984
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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

21 Jul 2021 16:16
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Looking good Anders.  Your side stand looks good, did you modify anything to get it to stand up without too much lean, mine sits on a much more extreme angle, I'm thinking of removing the mount from the frame and repositioning it to get it ti sit straighter. I've seen lots of Kawasaki's that lean too far over on the side stand...

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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

26 Jul 2021 06:19 - 26 Jul 2021 06:27
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Unfortunately I had forgotten all about the extreme sidestand lean angle when I prepareded the frame for paint. How I could have forgotten the close to death experience I had in a fast left hander on Falkeberg raceway back in the eighties when I hit the tarmac with the lump of sidestand mount and was close to end my racing career there and then.

But you are perfectly right Mike, that sidestand needs some kind of modification. 
Back the I just cut the mount of with a angle grinder, but having a street bike without both center or side stands requires a constant supply of trees or houses when parking, something that limits the available parking options.

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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

26 Jul 2021 06:37
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Beautiful Bike !!!!
Enjoy !!!!!!!!
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Re: GPZ750R1 -82 Will it be yet an other green Kwack

26 Jul 2021 06:59
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but having a street bike without both center or side stands requires a constant supply of trees or houses when parking, something that limits the available parking options.

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Or you could bungee one of these to the passenger seat when you ride. 

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