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Cross country on a kz1000P 07 Feb 2023 14:11 #879884

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Hi everyone,  I thought it might be of interest that im taking my 1990 police special from Maine to California this winter.  I'm in Nashville now,  about 3 weeks in.   I made an Instagram that you can follow my trip on (username is rick.milligan_) and gimme a shout about things I should see along the way.  I'm thinking about heading i40 west and coming back via i10 to Florida before heading north again.   Thanks
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Cross country on a kz1000P 07 Feb 2023 19:00 #879891

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Make sure you go visit the Barber Motorcycle museum in Birmingham Alabama!  Largest collection of motorcycles in the world.
1978 KZ 1000B (73 tribute)
1977 KZ1000 project
1976 KZ 900
1976 KV 75
1976 Honda Elsinore MT250
1974 Z1 900 project
1971 Honda CT70

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Cross country on a kz1000P 08 Feb 2023 04:56 #879895

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Wow,  sounds like a great adventure. I recently made the trip the other way, So-Cal to Pennsylvania. Unfortunately it was in Penske moving truck, and I had no time to enjoy the sites. I did take the I-40 through the south west and would suggest it as there is some great scenery and places to be had along that route. Good luck to you and may the good times roll.

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Cross country on a kz1000P 08 Feb 2023 07:01 #879901

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+10 On Barber Motorsports Museum. Plan for a whole day there, it’s not a quick in and out deal. 
They have a Britten there.
"Swim against the current, even a dead fish can go with the flow"-somebody (I forget Who)

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Cross country on a kz1000P 08 Feb 2023 16:15 #879924

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I had one. I took it from Massachusetts to Raleigh NC to visit family. When I was three hours from my destination I fell asleep. I jolted awake when my hands came off the bars. Then again I was jolted awake when I sensed the bike veer into the other lane. So I pulled into a gas station to fuel up and drink a large black coffee. That kept me going for another forty five minutes til I started dozing again. One more cup of coffee got me to Raleigh.
The KPZ with its giant fairing, floor boards and unbelievable seat is waay too comfortable for long trips.
"Swim against the current, even a dead fish can go with the flow"-somebody (I forget Who)

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Cross country on a kz1000P 08 Feb 2023 19:17 #879927

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Good luck on your trip. I too planned to ride my KZP across the country but then I was seduced by the silky smooth 145 HP, six speed tranny, heated grips and cruise control of my 2016 FJR1300ES and that was that. 
Jim
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1982 GPz750 R1
1974 Kawasaki H1
1976 Kawasaki KZ400
1979 Yamaha XS650 cafe'
2001 KZ1000P
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1981 Honda XR200 stroked in an '89 CR125 chassis
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