how many kz or z bikes do you own?

Does anybody have only ONE bike?

I have the same problem, i want nearly every bike I see.Each one I get i tell my wife I like this bike more than any other bikie I ever owned.She says i always say that.she is right.

I sold two so I have 11 I think.

2, a 1975 Z1-B 900, and a 2003 Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Classic, Love 'em both!
Ed

this week I have four
73 74 75 Z1 and 76kz900. Of course there all for sale

4 of my bikes are ZEDS.
1 - Z1R Modified (Daily ride)
1 - Z1000A Drouin supercharged.
1 - Z900 café ( Nearly completed)
1 - 1428cc ltd based Moriwaki project ( Got most of the main components )

murquiza wrote: Does anybody have only ONE bike?

NO.
From the beginning...
1978 Yamaha RD400 not running, registered or insured.
1978 Yamaha SR500 based flattrack racer. Running
1981 Kawasaki GPz1100 running, registered and insured.
1983 Suzuki GS1100es running registered and insured.
1984 Kawasaki GPz550 running registered and insured.
2005 Kawasaki ZRX1200 sadly not running, but registered and insured.

murquiza wrote: Does anybody have only ONE bike?

I'm down to 10 bikes......... always looking for another

murquiza wrote: Does anybody have only ONE bike?

See, that's the great thing about bikes. You can fit a ton of them in one garage. I love cars too, but it would be crazy to have 5 non-running cars in my back yard in my neighborhood. But 5 bikes? No problem!

Plus bikes have so few parts relative to cars. Whenever I think of looking for a car restoration project, I start thinking about the thousands of tiny little unique pieces a car has. How many pieces make up just the door trim? The dashboard? How many rotten rubber pieces are in a 40 year old car. Bike restoration seem so much more manageable.

I know I have 4 and looking for more

KZ's:

KZ900, KZ750B, KZ550 KZ1300, KZ1100

Other Kaws:

W3, ZN1300

It is easy to tell, we are hard core bike lovers.never met a bike I didnt like.The ugliest bike I ever owned was a virago 920, but even that i loved.offset cylinders were unique.