1976 z750 B
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Be back with the details later...
1976 Z750 B1
1980 Z1000 MkII A4
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(...thinking, "Awwwright! Another 750 Twin target of opportunity!" since we've chopped Steell's into everything from a shop vac to an air compressor...):laugh:
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No freakin' way....Say hello to my newly acquired '76 z750 Twin! Brought her home from Sweden last night, and boy am I proud! Sure, she needs a lot of work, but I'm ready for it.
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Looks great! Welcome to the world of low-rpm torque...
(1.) '75/'76 KZ400D - Commuter
(2.) '78 KZ750B3 Twin - Commuter
(3.) '78 KZ750B3 Twin - Commuter
(4.) '75 KZ400D - Sold
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Have fun-
John
Kenosha,WI
1979 KZ 400B2
1980 KZ 750 E1
1979 KZ 650 B3
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Yeah, I've got to get me a new one... A black one that is. I think the white was somewhat popular over here in Europe. I've seen a lot of Swedish and German bikes with white seat covers.Interesting seat cover.
Is ebay the only alternative for getting a new black seatcover?
1976 Z750 B1
1980 Z1000 MkII A4
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- 49,000 km
- Mechanically, she is is 100%. Everything works, and I mean everything!
- Has a flake paint job from the early eighties. Doesn't look too goood, and probably never did if you ask me...
- Clutch cover has been repaired around the sight glass. Will be replaced
- A couple of broken fins on both the head and the cylinder block
- A bit of surface rust here and there...
In other words, she's been well taken care of mechanically, but perhaps a bit neglected cosmetically. Nothing that can't be taken care of with time (and money...) It may take a while to get her to shine like she should, but that's more than half the fun, isn't it? I've never been much of a mechanic though, but I'm damn good at replacing parts .
Here's a pic of the flake paint...
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1976 Z750 B1
1980 Z1000 MkII A4
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1976 Z750 B1
1980 Z1000 MkII A4
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Kawasaki Motorcycles...because cars lean th wrong way!
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- Blue handles better
Have fun Stein.
Nate
Nates vintage bike axiom: Riding is the reward for time spent wrenching.
Murphys corollary: Wrenching is the result of time spent riding.
1979 KZ650 (Complete!)
1979 KZ650 SR (Sold!)
1979 KL250 (For sale)
1994 Bayou 400 (four wheel peel )
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Looks good,Bud.
I've only ever ridden one 750 twin(Tony's) and I have to say...I loved it!It was a lot of fun to ride,and the sound of the twin and the torque it had was pretty kool!
Good score!
1977 KZ1000 A-1
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