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Post pic of your bikes. ALL of them!
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I don't have a plan and I'm sticken' to it! '77 KZ 650 / 750 GPz custom project in progress
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I don't have a plan and I'm sticken' to it! '77 KZ 650 / 750 GPz custom project in progress
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L to R Rg500 GSXR750RG KZ1000 Superbike
1972 H2 750 Cafe Racer built in 1974.
1976 KH400 Production Road Racer.
1979 Kz1000 MK. II Old AMA/WERA Superbike.
1986 RG500G 2 stroke terror.
1986 GSXR750RG The one with the clutch that rattles!
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650Dude wrote: Here are mine:
Nice collection 650 Dude! I've always wanted a Yamaha 650 twin. How does it compare, ride, power and vibration, to the Kawasaki 750 twin?
I used to run around the Shenandoah Valley with a buddy who rode a Honda 500-4. I was on my H1. I think they're still looking for us.
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1968 BSA 441 Shooting Star, 1970 BSA 650 Lightning, 1974 W3, 1976 KZ900, 1979 KZ750 Twin, 1979 KZ750 Twin Trike, 1981 KZ1300, 1982 KZ1100 Spectre, 2000 Valkyrie, 2009 Yamaha Roadliner S. 1983 GL 1100
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Very nice DR Gamma! What's this "one last time" stuff?Dr. Gamma wrote: These are the bikes that I got running this past year. I wanted to hear my Superbike and the Gamma run one last time.
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1968 BSA 441 Shooting Star, 1970 BSA 650 Lightning, 1974 W3, 1976 KZ900, 1979 KZ750 Twin, 1979 KZ750 Twin Trike, 1981 KZ1300, 1982 KZ1100 Spectre, 2000 Valkyrie, 2009 Yamaha Roadliner S. 1983 GL 1100
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KZQ wrote: Nice collection 650 Dude! I've always wanted a Yamaha 650 twin. How does it compare, ride, power and vibration, to the Kawasaki 750 twin?
I used to run around the Shenandoah Valley with a buddy who rode a Honda 500-4. I was on my H1. I think they're still looking for us.
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I'll review each bike, but to answer your question, the Yamaha is MUCH more fun to ride than the KZ750 because its so light. Ever seen those antelopes jumping through grass in Africa? Thats what the Yamaha is like. Light, powerful and fun - very torquey and so easy to maneuver. Seriously, its like riding a dirt bike. HOWEVER i LOVE the dependability and "meaty" feel of the KZ750. It like being in a sturdy Roman chariot. Its my go to bike when i want dependability. I really enjoy it and ride it most because its durable and not as "pretty" as the others. The 4 other bikes are in a heated garage. The KZ750 sits out a lot, though covered. .
the 500 is SO fun. Ive done 110 MPH on that bike and the exhaust i have on it is LOUD. Im not ashamed that its not the fastest bike in the world. Its meant to be fun. Here are two pics of me on it at the Gentlemans Ride this year. One of the shots made the "news."
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The CB750, well its the king. Its like the "Bentley" of my bikes. A little lighter than the KZ750, but obviously heavier than the CB500. It has a powerband I cant explain. Though the KZ650 is equally to it, the CB750 has a mean feel around 7k rpm. Its a big thoroughbread horse while the KZ650 is a Gazelle.
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KZQ wrote:
Very nice DR Gamma! What's this "one last time" stuff?Dr. Gamma wrote: These are the bikes that I got running this past year. I wanted to hear my Superbike and the Gamma run one last time.
Bill
Its called getting old, and all the health issues that come with getting old.
Its one thing after another.
I find out in a few days how my biopsy comes back good or not!!!!
1972 H2 750 Cafe Racer built in 1974.
1976 KH400 Production Road Racer.
1979 Kz1000 MK. II Old AMA/WERA Superbike.
1986 RG500G 2 stroke terror.
1986 GSXR750RG The one with the clutch that rattles!
Up in the hills near Prescott, Az.
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