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KZ900: Value of this bike
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Buy it if come back clear
1982 GS1000sz Katana ( #15...17K Miles)
1982 GS1000sz Katana ( # 297....7100k Miles)
1978 Kz1000 Z1R. 10K Miles1
1978 kz1000 z1r 27k miles
1977 KZ 1000 A ( Project ) 54K Miles
1976 Kz900A4 (Red)21K miles
1976 Kz900A4 ( Red)7500 miles
1974 Z1 900 project
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The feedback from the forum is awesome. Some of you may have seen that I am looking for a KZ650, that is for personal reasons. I also have room for a project.
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spdygon wrote: Just re wheels are worth $600 to $1000
Buy it if come back clear
No, no they're not. See the post recently where a member posted his shopping list? If I recall it was about $400 for a front and a rear. Can't spit without finding Lesters, even the rarer ones (gl1000) fetch $2-$250 for 18" rears.
my bikes; 80kz1000(project), 77 gl1000, 74 h2 (project)
Past; 78 kz1000, 83 kz550
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I have two sets and one is the rare 18x3"
A 18x3 rear drum and 19" z1 front recently sold on fleabay for $1100
Realistically $700 a set
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Props for the five bolt joke/reference. I only see one $600 rear that sold, it was relisted a few times, but found a few that sold for $200 or so. Lesters really are common, they're the go to for 'aftermarket mags' I've had suzuki, honda kawasaki yamaha and a guzzi with them. I personally hate them.
my bikes; 80kz1000(project), 77 gl1000, 74 h2 (project)
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(2)-1976 KZ900B-LTD's
1-all stock low mileage...
1 modified
1977 KZ1000 (awaiting resurrection!)
...and an old school Honda CB750 Chopper is next on my bucket list!
Oh...and a Pocket Rocket lol!!!
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Yes there were 77 kz 900s.martin_csr wrote: Was there a 77 KZ900 in the USA? Not sure what the frame/vin number is supposed to look like,
but that one appears crooked to me --- downloaded the pic, enlarged & rotated for a better view.
Be sure to find out what's required to title the bike. In some states it might be a big pain & past due registration fees may be owed.
Still recovering,some days are better than others.
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Bike, besides the paperwork issue, is too molested for a resto. Id much rather find an original bike in worse condition. Better off just riding that one.
1975 Z1 900
1994 KX250 Supermoto
2004 KX125
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I will have to decide if it is worthy of a restoration, get it running and ride or if it just a parts bike.
Some good points:
Tank is nice and clean.
Kerker is virtually dent free including underneath.
Smoothbores
Key fits ignition, tank and seat.
Lester wheels are decent,
Blue coils.....don't really no much of them.
I don't see any cuts etc. on the frame.
I will add some pics:
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