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1976 KZ 900 B1 LTD
1978 KZ 1000 B2 LTD
1980 KZ 750 E1
Kowledge Speaks, But Wisdom Listens.
Jimi Hendrix.
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Mikaw wrote: the song stopped mid verse then a loud cachunk and the song would continue on the next track.
I've always been shocked that the folks who came up with the 8-track system thought this was an acceptable solution. Really?
In the late 80s, 8-track tapes and players were basically free at yard sales. Which was cool if you were into a very narrow time-slice of classic rock. Based on how many duplicates I ended up with, I estimate that the best selling 8-track was Back In Black, followed by The Wall (at least in my neighborhood).
'78 Z1-R in blue , '78 Z1-R in black, '78 Z1-R in pieces
My dad's '74 Z1
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I know how hard it is to keep the front end down on a Triple. Can't imagine it with bars further backurankjj wrote: Yeah, that set up didn't help the handling much, but it was quite comfortable to ride. And I thought it looked pretty groovy back then...
Groovy !
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urankjj wrote: Yeah, that set up didn't help the handling much, but it was quite comfortable to ride. And I thought it looked pretty groovy back then...
I did the same thing to my H2 for a short time
6 bend pull backs
and a forked sissybar
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Original owner 78 1000 LTD
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ckahleer wrote: The bikes look great, but we look so stupid.
Streetfighter looks so good I bet he had to beat the girls off with a stick!
Mike
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