Kawasaki KZ1000 1978 LTD

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Kawasaki KZ1000 1978 LTD

12 Sep 2025 07:56
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Before the snow flies in the Midwest of Kansas. Any interest in this bird? What You see looks haggard and out of sorts but believe me there are redeeming qualities not pictured. I've rebuilt all the missing crap sitting in as close to as i have out here, a clean environment. Enrich Your winter stable with this bird and whittle the time away building the Kawasaki of Your dreams, ha. Inquire if it peaks your interest and will overwhelm you with details.    

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Re: Kawasaki KZ1000 1978 LTD

12 Sep 2025 10:09
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Hey Clay,

For those of a less trusting nature than me, you might want to clarify what this means...

I've rebuilt all the missing crap sitting in as close to as i have out here, a clean environment.

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Re: Kawasaki KZ1000 1978 LTD

12 Sep 2025 12:21
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Jeez, Asphalt, I already have some motorcycles in my shop that look just like that LTD...BUT I was sorely tempted.
Michael
Victoria, Texas

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1977 KZ1000A
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Re: Kawasaki KZ1000 1978 LTD

14 Sep 2025 11:15
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Ed, i know the message/vernacular didn't come out clean, i'm challenged, ha. Rich..You'll get it. An example of all the bits i'd pulled..but.. kept them in the upper house for safekeeping and out of my dusty environment. Rear shocks as one example. NO i just don't flash them with a rattle can!! I have the springs powdercoated/chromed and piston rods checked for trueness and non-leakers with Great damping. I have sub components never intended per FSM service brought back to their original glory..then assemble. The rechrome for the brake pedal, rechrome for the Z1 shocks and powdercoat for the Mulholands No skimpy, skimpy.         

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