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My bike is in Streetfighters mag
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1980 KZ750-H1 (slightly altered)
1987 KZ1000-P6 "Ponch"
1979 GS1000 "Dadzuki"
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The article is great....the bikes are a shining example of excellent craftmanship...their performance speaks volumes about the effort put into them....BUT....the father / son deal is absolutely the icing on the cake!
Congrats to both of you! You're a cople of lucky guys to have what you do!
Larry C.
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Congrats to both of you! You're a couple of lucky guys to have what you do!
Indeed!!!
And in admiration of Lorc's achievements I hereby award him the "Golden Tyre Pressure Gauge Award"!! :evil:
Don't stop now Lorc, 225 is just around the corner!
Has there ever been a faster Father Son duo in the history of Motorcycle Land speed racing?
Maybe it would be of interest to the
Guinness people ??
Post edited by: steell, at: 2007/01/06 10:17
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Lorcan your bike is very ugly.
What!!!!:ohmy: :ohmy: :blink: :blink: Ugly?? That bike is beautiful! I love the long and low look. Drag racing is what put the KZ series on the map. It sure wasn't their handling. I realize it's just a matter of personal opinion but the drag style sure beats those hacked up chopper things that litter the highways.
OK, I feel better now;)
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That is amazing! I bet the ol' man still chases skirts,huh?
or...he could be married to Lorcan's mother. :whistle:
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hell i thought it looked good enough to make it the background on my computer;) ive got that solo page with his bike to greet me whenever i flip the switch,talk about motivation!:evil:Lorcan your bike is very ugly. But I do admire it's power, nothing wrong with that at all. Just my opinion. And of course, I realize to make it fast it has to look different to be safe. The bike looks nice from the front.
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ditto!nads.com wrote:
Lorcan your bike is very ugly.
What!!!!:ohmy: :ohmy: :blink: :blink: Ugly?? That bike is beautiful! I love the long and low look. Drag racing is what put the KZ series on the map. It sure wasn't their handling. I realize it's just a matter of personal opinion but the drag style sure beats those hacked up chopper things that litter the highways.
OK, I feel better now;)
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321,000 miles on KZ's that I can remember. Not going to see any more.
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