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Numbers Don't Match? What bike is the Engine from?
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Now wouldn't a bike built in 1980 be the 1981 model?
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Harley Davidson- Turning gas into noise without the harmful affects of horsepower for over 100 years.
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You will be able to buy a 2008 model starting in Aug or Sept of this year.
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- 1978 KZ1000-B2 LTD 1982 KZ1000-M2 CSR
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Anybody have a link to check engine numbers to find out what it is?
www.zedder.com/msg1.htm
West Linn, OR
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FloridaBiker wrote:
Anybody have a link to check engine numbers to find out what it is?
www.zedder.com/msg1.htm
Zedder doesn't list the KZ750H models, just the KZ750E, I looked there first before posting
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My guess is that it was manufactured between 09/79 and 11/79 due to the 4457 serial number.
That's what I was getting too, except there were no 750 4's in 80'. It must have been manufactured in the last 6 months of 1980 though and is really an 81'
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That's what I was getting too, except there were no 750 4's in 80'. It must have been manufactured in the last 6 months of 1980 though and is really an 81'<br><br>Post edited by: Capt. Quirk, at: 2007/06/06 22:31
Actually, the KHI 750(4) shop manual (part# 99924-1021-04) lists both H and E 1980 models as having been produced for US export.
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- Blue handles better
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Member KoolAdeKid also owns a 1980 KZ750E, it was a ride on his that convinced me I really wanted one for my own. His is in a lot better shape than mine though, at the moment anyway
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You likely have exactly what the title says - a 1980 kz750 LTD
At 5000rpm you should be at 100kph or maybe a few km over.
I think all the old or original chains were 630. At some point in it's history a previous owner probably switched yours to a 530.
I'll counts teeth on the rear sprocket when I get home this evening
1980 kz750E1, Delkevic exhaust
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