Spent an hour today just to put the wheels back on so I could move the frame about easily, well its coming on, slow but steady.
Got the correct disc's front and rear now, the engine rebuild looms on the horizon.
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Z1000 A1 New Project
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Finally got my wheels back from the chromers, new spokes fitted, patten parts for the back wheel, stainless for the front, the front spokes were 3mm shorter than what the spoke man was happy about, Zed Head confirmed that his old spoke was 3mm longer, so with that in mind went for stainless.
Spent an hour today just to put the wheels back on so I could move the frame about easily, well its coming on, slow but steady.
Got the correct disc's front and rear now, the engine rebuild looms on the horizon.
Spent an hour today just to put the wheels back on so I could move the frame about easily, well its coming on, slow but steady.
Got the correct disc's front and rear now, the engine rebuild looms on the horizon.
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PAULJAC47 wrote:pertonpc wrote:I am watching this with interest.
Getting a bit of a Z Thou bug myself at the mo.
Wonder if anyone will ever start to do a decent repro silencer set for them ???
From Mark
You can get them Mark,place in Dunkirk,got some pics from him,but hard to get complete info due to language barrier.
These look good too..
http://www.osmc.co.uk/exhaust.htm
Anyone had any dealings?
Cheers,
Mark.
Mark.
Agree Gus,saying that he did some cans for a Gs thou, a few years back,couldnt fault them,they are on his site!fitted to my Gs1000g
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That's my Z650 on their website.
The pipes they made were the first attempt for a Z650 and they used an old rusty original set to copy.
The quality of work is very good and although 8 years old the silencers still look like new although the downpipes have tarnished. They weren't cheap though....over £800 then.
The pipes they made were the first attempt for a Z650 and they used an old rusty original set to copy.
The quality of work is very good and although 8 years old the silencers still look like new although the downpipes have tarnished. They weren't cheap though....over £800 then.
1975 Z1B Candy Red
1975 Z1B Candy Blue
1975 Dogs Z1B
1977 Z650B1
1978 Z650B2
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1975 Z1B Candy Blue
1975 Dogs Z1B
1977 Z650B1
1978 Z650B2
H***a Blackbird
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Gus wrote:
I don't think that looks good at all.
No, this does though...
http://www.osmc.co.uk/kawasaki_z1000a.htm
Cheers,
Mark.
Mark.
I like the angle of the silencers, but they look a bit oversized.
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