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hear is my 78 kz 650 i painted it yellow made the fender elimnator kit for it cateye tail light stage 3 jets cobra pipes and a lol more and seat i made

Post edited by: kz550man, at: 2006/01/21 20:59

Please try again, Id like to see this bike

Nice looking '78 kz550man. Your gonna need a change in your log in name.
Here's his bike:
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Post edited by: rstnick, at: 2006/01/21 22:40

thanks i did not no how to post it because they where saying it was to big but i will fiugure it out

Very sharp. Are those graphics airbrushed on?

I just saw the pics in the gallery. What did you do to make that seat? It looks alot like mine, that I shaved down from a stock 650 seat, but I need to recover mine and get it stretched better.

Post edited by: danoz7five0, at: 2006/01/22 16:39

well the seat i made from stock one and the grapics are from a website they where like 40bucks
and just put them on and clearcoat over them

kz550man... Like the bike! Just for your info, if you have Windows operating system, you will likely have an accessory tool called MSPaint. Open this tool, then open the picture you want to post. First, if the picture is not a .jpg format, change it to .jpg format by re-saving it in this format. Then, go to your the IMAGE tab and click on attributes. This will display the size attributes of the image in pixels and you should be able to roughly figure out how much too big your picture is. Then you can go to the IMAGE tab once again and use the STRETCH/SKEW tab to change the size. The change is made as a percentage; so if your image is twice as large as it should be for posting, make the new image size 50 percent then save it and post it! Hope this helps. If you don't want to get rid of the old image file save the image to a new filename so you will have two different sized copies of the picture.