Bike of the Month.

Bike of the Month. 01 Nov 2015 11:30 #696754

kaw-a-holic Offline User Posts: 1808 Thank you received: 248	I do not have enough words in my vocabulary to properly give credit. I would love to see this bike in person as I am quite sure the pictures do not do it justice. Spectacular job Greg and congrats! Thank you for keeping such a timeless machine in fantastic form. Jon Jon 1977 KZ1000a1 Mesa, AZ Phoenix Fighter Project
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Bike of the Month. 01 Nov 2015 11:33 #696755

650ed Offline User Posts: 15344 Thank you received: 2829	Stunning bike! Congrats!! Ed 1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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Bike of the Month. 01 Nov 2015 14:02 #696779

les holt
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Greg, I've sat and watched you wheel deal and keep these bikes safe. You have a great deal of my respect as I have a couple Z1's that I'm trying to put back original, it just aint as easy as you make it look!!!! Fine work and keep it up, well deserved addition to the elite.

Les Holt

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76 kz 900 turbo
77 LTD 1000 turbo
2 78 Z1R's
72 H2
kzrider.com/forum/13-bike-related/491552...one-followed-me-home
accelerate.presspublisher.us/issue/issue-6-2012/article/ltd
www.cycleworld.com/2013/09/04/2013-cycle...-concours-bike-show/

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Bike of the Month. 01 Nov 2015 14:15 #696781

mopguy Offline Sustaining Member Posts: 730 Thank you received: 168	Congratulations, very well deserved nomination. I have a 1980 Kawasaki KZ750 Ltd. I bought new. I recently managed to get it out of my garage after 28 years and put it on the road again (2010). I feel like a kid all over again. Since I have acquired 3 78 KZ1000 Ltd, 1 1981 KZ1000 Ltd, and another 1980 KZ750 Ltd. Love the LTD's.
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Bike of the Month. 01 Nov 2015 14:25 #696783

bluej58 Offline Sustaining Member The chrome don't get you home Posts: 2484 Thank you received: 511	Very well deserved Greg 78 KZ1000 A2A
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Bike of the Month. 01 Nov 2015 17:14 #696813

baldy110 Offline User Posts: 2272 Thank you received: 510	Wow absolutely stunning, great job.
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Bike of the Month. 01 Nov 2015 23:10 #696838

Bozo Offline Sustaining Member Ride it like u stole it Posts: 590 Thank you received: 104	I'm jealous, you're a bit greedy with all those bikes, I'll take one just to cure your greed First Permanent ride the Z1R since Dec1977 (220,000km) as of June 2015 Second permanent bike 1989 FJ1200 dyno'd 140RWH, great bike. Third ride is now the Frankenstein 1981 GPZ1100B1, getting new/ refurbished 83-84 motor soon Forth my work bike FJ1200 1989 (same type as above)
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Bike of the Month. 02 Nov 2015 03:26 #696856

diggerdanh Offline User Posts: 242 Thank you received: 89	Beautiful, congratulations! 1976 KZ400 D3 - Grimey - brat/tracker 1978 KZ400 B1 - Basket Case = scrambler to be
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Bike of the Month. 02 Nov 2015 09:08 #696895

GregZ
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Hi Guy's. Thank you all for the wonderful comments. When Dave contacted me about about BOTM I blew it off as no big deal. He actually had to email me several times for deadline photos. Thanks Dave for your persistence, now that my Z1 is BOTM and reading all the comments, it is indeed a big deal and will try again for another . I need to thank member Robert Koch for selling me the basket as he could of easily parted it out on eBay,thanks buddy.
And to Les Holt, yes I find great pleasure in saving these motorcycles that many in the past abused and considered jap crap.No telling haow many ended up at the scrap yard . I think we all have that grin on our face when we find one in a shed or buried in the garage and after 20-30 years or so hibernation, bring them back to life. That is just a testament to the great over engineered motorcycles that Kawasaki produced.
I have 75 z1 I bought in the spring of 2014 that is next up on the restoration list so please keep an eye in the project section and a
78 that i recently picked up. The 78, I fired it up today

Thanks again guys and lets keep the old kz passion alive

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