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11 May 2007 22:24 #139325 by Bad Kaw
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Dude, the pipe looks great. Leave the heat shield, I like it!

78 Kawasaki Z1R
81 Kawasaki KZ1000J (mods)
82 Kawasaki ELR Clone (1000 J)
82 Kawasaki KZ750R1/GPz750 ELR-ed
70 Kawasaki KV75
83 Honda CB1100F (few mods)
79 Suzuki GS1000 (rolling frame / project / junk)
84 Suzuki GS1150ES (modified project)
83 Yamaha XJ900R (project / junk)

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16 May 2007 12:06 #140665 by froggy
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interesting work so far that ive seen in your post
do you have any suggestions or how to do,s on installing some chopper forks on a kz 1000 police
ive seen a couple adapter kits that would lend me about 18 degrees rake without weld id like to stretch out to 2to 3 feet in the front just for that oc type front end maybe v style handlebars something to that effect any ideas????????

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19 May 2007 11:50 #141527 by fatkow
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froggy wrote:

interesting work so far that Ive seen in your post
do you have any suggestions or how to do,s on installing some chopper forks on a kz 1000 police
Ive seen a couple adapter kits that would lend me about 18 degrees rake without weld id like to stretch out to 2to 3 feet in the front just for that octype front end maybe v style handlebars something to that effect any ideas????????

I have never had much to do with longer then stock forks I do think 2 to 3 feet is extreme and it will not Handel worth crap I would just go with the 18 degrees of rake adapter and see how you like that..........but its your ride.B) ;)

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22 May 2007 21:13 #142640 by froggy
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fatkow wrote:

froggy wrote:

interesting work so far that Ive seen in your post
do you have any suggestions or how to do,s on installing some chopper forks on a kz 1000 police
Ive seen a couple adapter kits that would lend me about 18 degrees rake without weld id like to stretch out to 2to 3 feet in the front just for that octype front end maybe v style handlebars something to that effect any ideas????????

I have never had much to do with longer then stock forks I do think 2 to 3 feet is extreme and it will not Handel worth crap I would just go with the 18 degrees of rake adapter and see how you like that..........but its your ride.B) ;)


Well I noticed some of the adapter kits are high in price. there has been some sugeestion, that some of these kits resonate good handling as opposed to a welding job.
which is cheaper to adapt the rear trike or that sporty front wheeled trike

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04 Jun 2007 15:07 #146254 by fatkow
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Hay froggy that front wheeled trike I have has a VW front end on it.....but it's more car then bike......and project-78-1000 has kinda stalled but I hope to have an update soon you know work getting in the way of all that really matters. B) ;)

Post edited by: fatkow, at: 2007/06/04 18:08

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26 Jun 2007 14:15 #152909 by fatkow
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OK just a little up date the bike runs but not worth a dam. Runs on 3 and 4 but like crap on 1 and 2 it's got good compression gas and spark I am thinking it's the carbs .I like the fab work and I am not bad at it but I am not much of a greasemonkey nun of my other projects gave me this much grief oh and I had it off the stand the other day and sat on it and the dam thing is too tall for my short ass and that's with out the seat I got the beer if some one can help me with the carbs. B) ;)

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05 Mar 2008 20:27 #198628 by fatkow
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Sad but true I sold it...................Doug:ohmy: :ohmy:

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