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- N0NB
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Like KZCSI says, it gets a bit tricky for us moderators to figure out which forum a project may belong to. Invariably, topics get started in the "wrong" place and we move them (like this one may be better placed in the About the Site forum) to where they're a better fit. Yet, I don't want to slight anyone that is aiming for "stock" by moving their thread when I think it's a better fit in "custom".
Stein, kzrider, makes the final call on site changes. For now, it seems to me that we should continue to show off our bikes in the Project forums and use a descriptive subject. The good projects do get the views and replies they deserve. Having a blend of philosophies in the forums has made me quite appreciative of the work that goes into all of these projects and this comes from seeing the results of restorers and custom builders mixed with each other.
Nate
Nates vintage bike axiom: Riding is the reward for time spent wrenching.
Murphys corollary: Wrenching is the result of time spent riding.
1979 KZ650 (Complete!)
1979 KZ650 SR (Sold!)
1979 KL250 (For sale)
1994 Bayou 400 (four wheel peel )
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- Dave Sloan
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- larrycavan
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For example, there are really 3 chassis categories that require different approaches when modifying them.
Sport, Drag & Cruiser
If you had a chassis main category with maybe those 3 subcatagories, it might be easier for guys to find information related to their current project.
Just a thought. Whatever works for the mods and the majority works for me.
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- 810gpz750
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1978 z1000 Streetfighter
1976 z900 Stripfighter (work in progress)
1983 Gpz750 Resto-Mod
1989 Vmax
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- RonKZ650
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321,000 miles on KZ's that I can remember. Not going to see any more.
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'76 KZ900 LTD (Blaze)
'96 Voyager XII (Dark Star)
'79 KZ650 Cafe Project (Dirty Kurt)
Greensboro, NC
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- CruisingRam
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I vote for a "custom" forum and just let everyone post custom bikes on that one- so we don't have to screw with definitions too much.
1975 Z1 B 900- soon to be heavily modded
Pahoa, Hawaii is my new hom
I am working hard to save up the shipping money to get my shop opened here in Hawaii
I hate electrical stuff.
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- KZQ
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"because about 99% of the work I see done on this board is NOT to restore the bike, but to make it work better"
Probably true but if you're correct we don't really need a new forum for the remaining one percent, do we.
Let's just change the name of the forum to Custom Mods.
I'm not serious. I still believe the Projects forum is sufficient.
KZCSI
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1968 BSA 441 Shooting Star, 1970 BSA 650 Lightning, 1974 W3, 1976 KZ900, 1979 KZ750 Twin, 1979 KZ750 Twin Trike, 1981 KZ1300, 1982 KZ1100 Spectre, 2000 Valkyrie, 2009 Yamaha Roadliner S. 1983 GL 1100
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1985 ZN1300
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1975 Z1 B 900- soon to be heavily modded
Pahoa, Hawaii is my new hom
I am working hard to save up the shipping money to get my shop opened here in Hawaii
I hate electrical stuff.
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- caffcruiser
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99% of the work I see done on this board is NOT to restore the bike, but to make it work better.
Unless you're Ron. :lol:
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