KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
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19 Sep 2016 12:55
Looks great mate. Really nice clean details, nailed that seat. Now that is a cool KZ!
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'82 KZ305-B1 Cafe Racer
'80 Z750E project
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'82 KZ305-B1 Cafe Racer
'80 Z750E project
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Re: Re:KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
19 Sep 2016 13:04
I like the front fender. I might have to copy that.
You can swap that top triple clamp with a GPz750 or GT750 (KZ750R or KZ750P) clamp. I have one available but it might not be worth the Intl shipping....
You can swap that top triple clamp with a GPz750 or GT750 (KZ750R or KZ750P) clamp. I have one available but it might not be worth the Intl shipping....
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Re: KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
20 Sep 2016 02:59
Thanks for the comments!
That would be nice, then I don't have to destroy the original one! I've got no idea of shipping costs though, probably high
Yeah, I think the fender turned out nice as well, real simple operation too! I've driven about 700km with it and the fender is fully functional even when the road is wet.
That would be nice, then I don't have to destroy the original one! I've got no idea of shipping costs though, probably high

Yeah, I think the fender turned out nice as well, real simple operation too! I've driven about 700km with it and the fender is fully functional even when the road is wet.
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20 Sep 2016 05:16It might not be too bad through ebay Global Shipping. I'll PM you the link to my listing and it will give the cost and give you an idea of what you can look for over there.SWEKZ wrote: Thanks for the comments!
That would be nice, then I don't have to destroy the original one! I've got no idea of shipping costs though, probably high
Yeah, I think the fender turned out nice as well, real simple operation too! I've driven about 700km with it and the fender is fully functional even when the road is wet.
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Re: Re:KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
22 Sep 2016 00:13
Hi! Yes it is, from the beginning my plan was to manufacture my own chainguard but I think it tuned out nice with the original one so why bother

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Re: KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
22 Sep 2016 04:55
I took mine off when I got it. It was damaged and ugly anyway. I've been thinking of finding something. It looks cool without one but I don't like the mess. Seeing yours with the stock one doesn't look too bad. The day I made that post I went to buy some parts for my bike and he had the chain guard so that's pretty serendipitous.
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Re: Re:KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
22 Sep 2016 05:52
God damnit GPzMOD750
You have to take it easy with us swedes. We are known for ingenuity, free sex and social welfare not for relentless linguistics skills and you dig up old Horace Walpole from absolutly nowhere when debating chain guards
You have to take it easy with us swedes. We are known for ingenuity, free sex and social welfare not for relentless linguistics skills and you dig up old Horace Walpole from absolutly nowhere when debating chain guards
Gpz750R1 1982
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Gpz750A1 1983
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FZ750 1985
Gpz900R -91
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Re: Re:KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
22 Sep 2016 06:02
Lol!
What? Pass up the only genuine opportunity this knuckle-dragger will ever have to properly use that $10 word?
Who's Horace Walpole?
I saw it on a movie once, probably a chick flick.
What? Pass up the only genuine opportunity this knuckle-dragger will ever have to properly use that $10 word?
Who's Horace Walpole?
I saw it on a movie once, probably a chick flick.
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Re: Re:KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
22 Sep 2016 06:22
He's the dude that came up with the word in 1754, ( The late earl of Orford). I hade to google it as you left me totaly clueless. . . . .
Gpz750R1 1982
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FZ750 1985
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Re: Re:KZ750 L4 - café-/ brat project
22 Sep 2016 07:43
Enjoyed this build a lot, well done. The bike looks cool
First Permanent ride the Z1R since Dec1977 (220,000km) as of June 2015
Second permanent bike 1989 FJ1200 dyno'd 140RWH, great bike.
Third ride is now the Frankenstein 1981 GPZ1100B1, 1983 fully recon motor fitted LOVE THIS BIKE
Forth my work bike FJ1200 1989 (same type as FJ above)
Second permanent bike 1989 FJ1200 dyno'd 140RWH, great bike.
Third ride is now the Frankenstein 1981 GPZ1100B1, 1983 fully recon motor fitted LOVE THIS BIKE
Forth my work bike FJ1200 1989 (same type as FJ above)
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