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On the way back to Maine I will be picking up a kz750 4cylinder motor, sellers says it is a runner and a tight motor. It will just be more parts for my current 650 build. But for $27 sold, that's right I got it from ebay for $27, no shipping because I am picking it up. This will be my cheapest spare and bring my total parts pile up to the point where it is time to sell some off.
I do have alot to be thankful for this year!
1977 kz650 c1
bought it because I was told it would never run again...I like to prove people wrong.
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ps, call me when you get back, i have some 900 sleeves for you and i found the other 750 sleeves.
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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Jesus loves you Everyone else thinks your an ***
77 KZ650 C1 with ZX7 forks, GPZ mono rear, wider 18 police wheels and Yoshimura motor.
Yorba Linda Cal.
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don't worry rocco, we all have faith you'll mess both of them up! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
ps, call me when you get back, i have some 900 sleeves for you and i found the other 750 sleeves.
I am all set with 750 sleeves now, but the 900 sleeves I sure do want. I have been looking at another style of piston that comes in at 71.5mm and they are stock pistons.... so hopefully cheap.
The kz1000 will just be a flip... I have no use for another money pit!
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you know i have what you want/need. :laugh:
you know the number.
someday i will be able to afford my kz habit.
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73 Kawasaki Z1
07 HD CVO Ultra Classic
82 Suzuki GS 1100
74 Yamaha RD 350 (My two stroke toy)
77 Kawasaki KZ 650B-1 (My putt around bike)
80 Indian Moped (My American Iron)
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75 Suzuki GT550
74 GT 380
79 RD 400 Daytona Special
72 Honda CL 175
74 Honda QA 50
Tampa FL
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If your plans are on some serious $$$ spending on a build, why not put it into that KZ1000 instead?
Reasoning, after everything you'd do on that KZ650, that stock and good running KZ1000 would still beat it. Not to mention you have way more options in a monster top end build in that 1000 than you have for that 650...
Just a thought...
1976 KZ900-A4
MTC 1075cc.
Camshafts: Kawi GPZ-1100 .375 lift
Head: P&P via Larry Cavanaugh
ZX636 suspension
MIKUNI, RS-34'S...
Kerker 4-1, 1.5" comp baffle.
Dyna-S E.I.
Earls 10 row Oil Cooler
Acewell 2802 Series Speedo/Tach
Innovate LC1 Wideband 02 AFR meter
Phoenix, Az
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Ok, being serious not try to bust your balls here....
If your plans are on some serious $$$ spending on a build, why not put it into that KZ1000 instead?
Reasoning, after everything you'd do on that KZ650, that stock and good running KZ1000 would still beat it. Not to mention you have way more options in a monster top end build in that 1000 than you have for that 650...
Just a thought...
Or I could just buy a zx14;
OMR your line of reasoning only ends in one place; why spend the money at all on these old bikes? Something newer/bigger is going to eat your cookies...
As soon as I get a full time teaching gig, I am going to buy a big kid bike (zrx12000). So if I plan on owning one of those, which bone stock will eat a well tuned kz1000 then I guess there is no reason to play with the kz right?
All that kz1000 represents to me, is money to experiment with large bore pistons for my 650.
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The paint was "custom" including a naked chick crudely hand painted on it, you could see the brush strokes. It had a vetter fairing on it with the same custom paint, saddle bags off some other bike jury rigged on.
There was a lot of wiring that looked schetchy, and EVERYTHING on this bike was covered in corrosion. Not just the little bit of rust in the tank, but stalagmites. The shocks leak, the breaks are broke....
I don't think that I would even make my money back on a part out; maybe I would; but not without a lot of effort.
If anyone is interested it is in Albany NY, I will pass along the e-mail if you like.
1977 kz650 c1
bought it because I was told it would never run again...I like to prove people wrong.
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