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Japan D and C block drag race videos
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In japan, the kz650 was known for being good in the corners and surprisingly fast, which is why they call it the "zapper". In the first vid, you can see "team zapper" written on the tank of the kz650.
D block:
1st race: z1 vs modified zII (zII has transmission problems)
2nd race: zrx1200r vs z650
3rd race: B-King vs zzr1400
4rth race: v-max vs v-max
C block:
Z1000MKⅡ GSXR1100 GSX1100S GPZ Z650 ZEP1100
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1980 KZ650F1, Bought new out the door for $2,162.98!
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1979 KZ650B3
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if theyre doing 12-13 sec 1/8 mile runs theyve got serious issues! :laugh:
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Actually, I didn't realize that the Japanese had adopted drag racing. Very Cool!
...and that 650 is kick-ass!!!
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i'm fairly certain it is 1/4 mile. These bikes are modified
Mid high 11's on a zzr1400 and a B-king...what are they modified with, lead bricks?
I think they need the rider mod. :laugh:
Cool videos!
1977 Kawasaki KZ1000 : Street/Strip
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The 650 was pretty tuff, I would like to see it run, with a good rider.
Commentary mentioned it was modded to at least 800 cc.
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cool we have another japanese speaker. You dont happen to live in japan do you?
Nope. I live in Seattle these days.
However, I was born/raised in Japan 1963-1981. Been stationed there a lot with the US Navy as well. My Mom still lives over there.
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