Bike exif

Not to my taste but maybe interesting to someone here.

www.bikeexif.com/kz750

I like the looks of that bike a lot !!
Nice build, Simple and clean
Dave

I definitely like it, its my style all day. Those pipes though...noooo thanks. Talk about sweaty balls and leg burns. So unpractical, and thats form over function in a nutshell.

aha! A whole herd of kwaks here.
www.bikeexif.com/tag/kawasaki

Theres something to think about. Whats the collective noun for a group of kawasakis??
A herd, a clutch, a murder??
Kettle,Kindle,Knot,Kine?????????
Quarrel,Quiver?

A Quarrel of Kawasakis! I like that one. 2 Stokes could be a cluttering or a cloud!


Ill get my coat.

This One really caught my eye

Out of the kawi's on bike exif id say this would be my pick. Super simple and clean

davido wrote: Not to my taste but maybe interesting to someone here.

www.bikeexif.com/kz750

It looks like he did a neat job, but like so many it appears that he doesn't understand much about motorcycle geometry or frame dynamics. He cut off the rear of the frame but did not weld in a cross-member to keep the two frame sections from wandering about while riding. Also, I suspect he exaggerates more than a little when he states “It was a really fun bike to work on, and it’s even more fun to ride. It’s light and quick.” Give me a break! Not only are those Dunlop K70 tires horrible (I speak from years of personal experience with them) it looks like he hasn't even ridden the thing yet! Notice the nubbies on the tires. :laugh: Ed

Sales pitch. :dry:
Steve

650ed wrote:

davido wrote: Not to my taste but maybe interesting to someone here.

www.bikeexif.com/kz750

It looks like he did a neat job, but like so many it appears that he doesn't understand much about motorcycle geometry or frame dynamics. He cut off the rear of the frame but did not weld in a cross-member to keep the two frame sections from wandering about while riding. Also, I suspect he exaggerates more than a little when he states “It was a really fun bike to work on, and it’s even more fun to ride. It’s light and quick.” Give me a break! Not only are those Dunlop K70 tires horrible (I speak from years of personal experience with them) it looks like he hasn't even ridden the thing yet! Notice the nubbies on the tires. :laugh: Ed

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IMO bike exif is a place for bikes that look good and dont get ridden.

650ed wrote: It looks like he did a neat job, but like so many it appears that he doesn't understand much about motorcycle geometry or frame dynamics. He cut off the rear of the frame but did not weld in a cross-member to keep the two frame sections from wandering about while riding. Also, I suspect he exaggerates more than a little when he states “It was a really fun bike to work on, and it’s even more fun to ride. It’s light and quick.” Give me a break! Not only are those Dunlop K70 tires horrible (I speak from years of personal experience with them) it looks like he hasn't even ridden the thing yet! Notice the nubbies on the tires. :laugh: Ed

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KZ750 twins aren't known for being quick either.

Yeah, my 550 outran the 750 twin I had. Vibrating low power and heavy feeling. about a year after I got it I had someone offer me a no title 78 for a grand or so, he said it did first and second gear wheelies all day long... Also called it the widowmaker.