a proper gpz racer...
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a proper gpz racer...
20 Dec 2011 18:55 - 20 Dec 2011 18:56
not mine though
this is for sale in italy, 3500 euro
pukka Gpz550 based 600 TT F2 racer from the early eighties, quite successful in national races, one off frame with motor as stressed member, separate gas tank under cover, one off body work.... mmmm
if anybody is interested, can pass on the contact, though guy speaks only italian
this is for sale in italy, 3500 euro
pukka Gpz550 based 600 TT F2 racer from the early eighties, quite successful in national races, one off frame with motor as stressed member, separate gas tank under cover, one off body work.... mmmm
if anybody is interested, can pass on the contact, though guy speaks only italian
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Re: a proper gpz racer...
20 Dec 2011 19:45
Mighty tasty.
1981 KZ550 D1 gpz.
Kz550 valve train warning.
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Kz550 valve train warning.
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20 Dec 2011 19:54
Those are some HUGE Header Pipes!
'85 GPz550(ZX550-A2)
GPz550 Base Manual --> tinyurl.com/ze5b3qo
GPz550 Supplement Manual --> tinyurl.com/h34d2o6
GPz550.com --> www.nwsca.com/scripts/gpz_forum_2005/default.asp
First Race Win GPz550 --> tinyurl.com/o5y3ftp
GPz550 Base Manual --> tinyurl.com/ze5b3qo
GPz550 Supplement Manual --> tinyurl.com/h34d2o6
GPz550.com --> www.nwsca.com/scripts/gpz_forum_2005/default.asp
First Race Win GPz550 --> tinyurl.com/o5y3ftp
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Re: a proper gpz racer...
21 Dec 2011 00:30CoreyClough wrote: Those are some HUGE Header Pipes!
I'd say...enormous for that little motor

Larry C.
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Re: a proper gpz racer...
23 Dec 2011 05:53
Any opinions on using a motor never designed to be a stressed member as a stressed member?
The frame is only using the upper motor mount in front.
The frame is only using the upper motor mount in front.
1981 KZ550 D1 gpz.
Kz550 valve train warning.
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Kz550 valve train warning.
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Re: a proper gpz racer...
23 Dec 2011 08:08
its definitely not the first one i've seen. look at egli, segale, martin and many other successful race frames.
www.bikeexif.com/z1000
less of a concern in a racer, if cases crack, fit new!!
www.bikeexif.com/z1000
less of a concern in a racer, if cases crack, fit new!!
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