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1976 KZ 900. Is this price fair?
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What is the address and phone number where the bike is located?
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1982 KZ1100-A2
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Bikes in this good condition are sold here in Germany for +5000€
My 1975 Z 1 B 900 Project
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/605133...ears-deep-sleep-mode
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JWKZ750 wrote: He and I just talked. I paypaled him the $ and am picking it up on Monday
I was going to ask if $10 would hold it.
No one appreciates such generosity these days...:whistle:
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Current project 76 KZ900 (This was a Vetter model)
76 KZ900
81 XJ550H SECA (Current Project)
82 XJ550R SECA
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86 FJ1200
74 Z1900
72 CB450
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KZJOE900 wrote: If the bike has no problems, it is an excellent price. As long as you don't have to invest anymore into it. To give you an idea, I purchased mine for $700.00 and put around $2800 additional expense into it to get iit to the current condition. With countless of hours of my own labor involved. So, pretty close to your $4000.00 mark. However, you get a turn key bike with original paint (even if repainted, it keeps the orginal look). Whereas mine is just all black in order to keep costs down at the time. So you are way ahead of the game and can immediately start frequenting bike nights and rides. Congrats!
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JWKZ750 wrote: Someone not far from me is selling a 1976 KZ900 with 31K miles. The body of the bike is immaculate, but Im concerned with the mileage. Hes asking for $4,000 which I think is excessive. Do you think that is a fair price? Here is the bike:
Well you could ship it to the U.K. and it would fetch more than double that. Consider yourselves lucky over there. Spares prices are equally expensive.
Let the good times keep rollin'
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Bruce
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I find it amusing the the OP was concerned about 31k miles. My KZ650 has more than 60k miles and has never had any engine work done. I believe RONKZ650 put more than 160k miles on his with no engine work. 31k is still a baby. Ed
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I live near Portland, Oregon and my rider is a '76 KZ900 I bought new. I'm also in the process of restoring another one and a '73 Z1.
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