Would you like your bike in a book about KZs?
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Re: Would you like your bike in a book about KZs?
11 Sep 2015 04:46
Hey, I PM'd him on mine too, a little notoriety doesn't hurt 
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Re: Would you like your bike in a book about KZs?
11 Sep 2015 05:20les holt wrote: Hey, I PM'd him on mine too, a little notoriety doesn't hurt
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Re: Would you like your bike in a book about KZs?
11 Sep 2015 23:30
One of my favourite specials.
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/594313-csr1000-project-build
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
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22 Jun 2016 08:56Im the owner of the first project. Still have it. Not poor planning but life gets in the way sometimes. I also have a small business, kids and other motorcycles that steal my time.650ed wrote: You may want to include a chapter on the folly of inadequate planning prior to starting the project. I'm sure there are tons of pics available to illustrate why one should lay out a plan before grabbing the hacksaw. The images below show just 3 projects that were started without a clear plan and then were abandoned.
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Here, on the other hand, is a pic of a well planned and executed project (1400cc KZ650!)
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And then there's this one! WOW!
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Building something comes with unforseen obstacles. Changes some plans and stalls others. You have to be flexible and try to think ahead. Cheers!
love building motorcycles one headache at a time
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