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LTD models 05 Sep 2019 15:30 #810409

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Hi,

I have a KZ200, love it. Looking for something bigger now though. A KZ400 would be good, but I never see them. I keep seeing the KZ440LTD though. What's the deal there? Looks like it has a different frame with a lower seat. Is that correct? I really don't like the low seat cruiser look, can they be changed easily to look like a normal upright stance or is the frame too different?

The other option I'm looking at is a Yamaha XS400. Looks like there might be more parts and customisations available off the shelf for the XS400 than the KZ440LTD. What are everyone's thoughts?

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LTD models 05 Sep 2019 15:44 #810411

baldy110 Offline User Posts: 2272 Thank you received: 510	Get a KZ650, way more power handle better and parts are easier to find.
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LTD models 06 Sep 2019 05:07 #810433

martin_csr Offline User Posts: 7983 Thank you received: 1621	The rear of the 440 Ltd frame is angled upwards & there isn't an easy solution. search EB for KZ440 frame. A 550 Ltd frame is angled in a similar manner. In general seats don't swap between different models, especially between an Ltd & Standard. .... 1981 KZ650 Competition Sports and Road
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LTD models 06 Sep 2019 12:45 #810459

DoctoRot Offline Sustaining Member Oh, the usual... I bowl, I drive around... Posts: 2544 Thank you received: 664	baldy110 wrote: Get a KZ650, way more power handle better and parts are easier to find. this is excellent advice. '78 1000 Long Term Project '80 750G 750 Twin Big Bore Track Bike The following user(s) said Thank You: baldy110
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