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6 speed in GPz 750 questions
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The GPz750 does not have a kickstarter. The KZ650 did. It apparently interfered with the 6-speed, for whatever reason.If the kickstarter is the issue then the 550 swap into a 650 is not doable, BUT the swap to a 750 IS??? Can someone clear this up.
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If you mean the 750 twin, I have no knowledge of that bike. Perhaps steell could answer that question. He's a twinner.
oldcoldankles, thanks. I know with all three of my bikes, I keep reaching for that 6th gear. I had 2 RD350s and a GS750E, all of which had 6 gears. They were a blast to row through the gears, and I don't recall ever reaching for 7th gear. Of course, at my age, there is a lot I don't recall...:blink:
It reminds me of when I put a close-ratio 4 speed in my 67 mustang. I didn't have any greater range of gearing, but it was a blast to keep the engine in the peak when reaching for the next gear.
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But the main purpose is going to be Deal's Gap, which will be a (at least) yearly trek from now on.
2 hours from the Dragon, and a GPZ750 to boot. LMK when you are coming through, want to check out that 810, I'm gonna have to go that route next year.
84 GPZ750. Modded with stock Kawasaki parts: ZR-7 shock, ZX-6 coils, GPZ1100 throttle, EN454 brake, GPZ900 fuse box, etc. and non stock: Ken Sears mirrors, K&N filter, Pirelli Sport Demons.
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But the main purpose is going to be Deal's Gap, which will be a (at least) yearly trek from now on.
2 hours from the Dragon, and a GPZ750 to boot. LMK when you are coming through, want to check out that 810, I'm gonna have to go that route next year.
Sometimes life just isn't fair. To me. :laugh: :laugh:
That area has the sweetest roads I have ever riden. If you want to take it easy, you can do long winding sweepers. If you want to have your heart in your throat, you can slay the Dragon. That was also the first time I rode through the clouds. Awesome.
Congrats, I am jealous.
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Post edited by: steell, at: 2006/03/12 18:42
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So It is possible to fit a 550 non gpz 6 speed into a 750 block. Right
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