Z1 Enterprises

I got my bike a couple yrs. ago after spending time with 4 of my friends wno ride Z1's and KZ's. When I asked them where to get parts Z1 was the response and from that point until now they've had my business.Last week I had an issue with a leaky adapter plate so I emailed them and Chris Baker got back in touch with me with some info. and how to contact the company because I needed Hylomar and a gasket and they aren't sold seperately from the part. So I emailed the company and got no response after 2-3 days. I emailed Chris back thanking him for the effort and great customer service and I will be danged if he didn't go 1 step further and call that company, get what I needed and have them mail it to as well!Now all I have to say is if your not doing some business with that Chris Baker down at Z1 Ent. your missing out on the best customer service around.

Z1E is top notch. I will testify to that.

propogandists! :woohoo:

Even in this totally jaded world there has to be room for accurate propaganda.

Good job Jeff and crew!

Bill

Of course one could waste all their time.
www.zmaxmotorsports.com/

if he reads this ...tell him the shirts from the car week stuff went on sale and i just got a nice e-mail from em to come get some cheap shirts now......my old timers tells me it's an xl


the best gig in town..selling great products for good prices to customers who have a passion for the product line......and it shows

hell they even take my calls

+1. Chris will be able to put his kids through college from all the business I do with them. Jeff might too- if he sells me his turbo.

king fish wrote: Of course one could waste all their time.
www.zmaxmotorsports.com/

youre a waste of time,go back and play with jonny before you hurt yourself!
by all means feel free to dial the number if you ever want to actually buy anything,of course youd need to buy a bike and learn to start it first! :woohoo:

Z1 is definitely A#1 in any book.

wireman wrote:

king fish wrote: Of course one could waste all their time.
www.zmaxmotorsports.com/

youre a waste of time,go back and play with jonny before you hurt yourself!
by all means feel free to dial the number if you ever want to actually buy anything,of course youd need to buy a bike and learn to start it first! :woohoo:

Actually I'm trying to get my Model T to run faster than 35 mph. And those wood wheels are killing my backside. :woohoo: I admit though, I don't have 70 years experiance. :laugh:

thats a combined 70 years of experiance,start with reading first then work your way up to the going faster part!
with those big old tall tires,mechanical non hydraulic brakes 35mph is plenty fast

well ive got one guy who specializes in model T and A fords who has more than 50 years building them ,he taught me how to work on them close to 30 years ago so i think theres plenty of experiance between just the 2 of us on that front.
ive got an 18 year old whos been doing his apprenticeship learning as he goes about the old stuff for the past 6-7 years.
ive been dragging them out of ditches and collecting them in one form or another for 30 years
how about you?
ive been screwing with big bore kawasakis just as long,on the bike side theres just me.nobody else ive come across has the same attention to detail as i do,so its just not worth the headaches redoing somebody elses work to my standards.
i dont try to supply valve stem caps or horn buttons for every bike made,i work on and supply parts for a specific series of bikes.
jeff is very good at supplying what he does to the motorcycle market,i choose to supply a differant piece of the puzzle.