(New kz owner) - no attachment for side covers
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Re: (New kz owner) - no attachment for side covers
01 Jul 2012 13:49
Great idea Old Man Rock, that's probably how I'll work it. Thanks!
1978 Kz1000 A2A. 1040 Weisco 10.25:1 pistons, VM 28ss carbs, Dyna S Ignition and coils, Moto GP Werks exhaust, Ikon Shocks, lithium ion battery, Always a work in progress.
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Re: (New kz owner) - no attachment for side covers
01 Jul 2012 15:30
Since you already have pods why not finish cleaning up that area and leave it open? The only reason I'm not doing that is I want to keep the airbox and it's ugly exposed.
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Re: (New kz owner) - no attachment for side covers
01 Jul 2012 16:39
I have seen add on tabs used with out welding. they had a round part that went around the frame.
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Re: (New kz owner) - no attachment for side covers
01 Jul 2012 23:25
This was my brainstorm idea for the top two tabs. Lower middle tab will have to be fab'ed from something else. Let me know what ya think!
www.eberliron.com/323/SPWLoopClamps/category/1046.html
I'll be back down in Daytona a week from now. Excited to start tinkering. I'll definetly post up the results.
Oh and damarble - I thought about it, leaving the sides exposed and all, but I felt it just wasn't my style. All of my vehicles I've had (cj7 jeep and my camaro) have been "modified stock" in appearance and performance. I've always liked those results.
I picked up some wicked aftmk side panels. Deep blue but they pop very nicely. They came with kz1000/zr-1 badging. Since this bike " is what it is " I think it will work great. No it's not a zr-1 but hell, it looks good to me - the owner
www.eberliron.com/323/SPWLoopClamps/category/1046.html
I'll be back down in Daytona a week from now. Excited to start tinkering. I'll definetly post up the results.
Oh and damarble - I thought about it, leaving the sides exposed and all, but I felt it just wasn't my style. All of my vehicles I've had (cj7 jeep and my camaro) have been "modified stock" in appearance and performance. I've always liked those results.
I picked up some wicked aftmk side panels. Deep blue but they pop very nicely. They came with kz1000/zr-1 badging. Since this bike " is what it is " I think it will work great. No it's not a zr-1 but hell, it looks good to me - the owner
1978 Kz1000 A2A. 1040 Weisco 10.25:1 pistons, VM 28ss carbs, Dyna S Ignition and coils, Moto GP Werks exhaust, Ikon Shocks, lithium ion battery, Always a work in progress.
1974 Kz400 - 16K miles - all stock
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Re: (New kz owner) - no attachment for side covers
27 Aug 2012 19:04
Hey Ryan I think I know that bike PM me please.
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