Z2 750 crank (Bossie the Kaw)

Yeah maybe right. If the inner race is not moving, then the wheel is rotated around it any how.

Still have a slight squeak.
Steve

I guess I'll have to use the smaller tire.
Steve

Found the squeak.
Steve

So far so good.
Steve

Jeff (Z1E) got me rethinking about how I was going about things. Most I already do but when it comes to carb sync, I'll have to try it his way. Thanks Jeff.
Steve

Plugs are looking better.
Steve

Routine maintenance.
Steve




Not so routine

Always something to do.
Steve

Good thing I made a warranty claim last week. I should have the new one tomorrow.
Steve

After putting in the mosfet R/R the white and Green plugs are not used, And The 1000 ltd Works great with just 2 wires in the blue plug for neutral switch light and the oil light, brown plug on the pig tail Its the same in the 76900 Your set to jet pard , freebee no cheep imitations. and yes plugs go in the bucket up front. If you need a picture just ask .Ill be placing block in the floor of the greenhouse and taking out the lawn for an 18x20' slab of concrete 4 yards of mud, I'm supposed to be RETIRED!!

I always liked the fact the Z1 harness didn't have that rats nest in the headlight. My Honda had it. What a mess.
If I decide to use this one the 9 pin will be in the same place as the one I have, just a little longer. Should be a fun project.
The small rectangle connector is for the beeper I will leave out. Sounded like a drowning duck. :lol: Looks like this one had the same problem mine had. Bad regulator and rectifier. Mine was shorted so I used a XS650 rectifier in it's place. The stock regulators were just plain junk. Went with the later style R/R and the issues stopped. I still have them but they were slow to build up to 14.5V while riding so I took Ed's advice and went with the Mosfit. Got sold two knockoffs. Both shorted and one ruined my stator. With his help I got two good used ones. They work great and I have a spare.
Now to find a battery that isn't made in CHINA.
BTW, When I was estimating concrete I used the S/F divided by 88 at 4" deep. That would give me 18X20=360 S/F /88=4.09 yards.
Have fun playing in the mud.:lol:
Thanks again.
Steve