What do you mean " How many is too many..."

He who dies with the most toys wins.

Wonderful collection of interesting bikes. Thanks for sharing them with us envious bastards.

interesting carbs you have Paul. I found a set in a local wrecker and intent to fit them to my Martin project.. (if I ever get any further than colecting parts) No point posting photos, its still just a pile of parts waiting for more bits to get started. My carbs are individual, came off a speedway ...

Hey London calling, I found a good site for you to visit. Try "graemecrosby.com" I think you will enjoy it, Some nice Z1 photos as well....

The last I heard of Croz was when he was invoved with setting up a bike shop in Auckland. Red Barron Motorcycles (or was that Robber Barron Motorcycles?) I believe he still races in classic meets etc, but I've never meet the man personnally

I recently obtained a Moto Martin swingarm for my Z1000A2. It was fitted to a Z1R that a (#@*+) brought.(I was going to buy the bike privately but he beat me to it through Trade-me, a NZ Ebay type site.) He is restoring it(again) so I scored the swingarm for my bike. :lol: The question is, Does anyo...

Thank you for showing me what I should do with my 78 Z1000A2 when its her turn for serious attention.
Unfortunately the Moto Martin is taking up the workshop at the moment...
Great looking bike, Very well done.

I do have the original fiberglass seat/tank set-up, still gel coat. No primer and in need of finishing. No fairing but. Chassis complete with De-carbon shock, Marzoshi (?) front end, Brembo brakes and Martin cast mag wheels. But I thought the ductail looks like a skateboard ramp, not a ski jump. Tha...

Hi from Kiwiland. Just got a project to begin. Have found a Martin Chassis kit. Brand new, never put together but 28 years old. Has been in storage and suffered from a bit of rust & dings from moving around the garage. I intend fitting a spare Z1000 motor I have. I want to make it a 80's style s...