Hey guys I'm going at work everyday, see a lot of people on the streets and tell them to dispere and go home, checking if the pubs and restaurants are closed... not a nice job these days... For those who have the virus: take good care of yourself! Beware when you think things are going better, a few...

Hi kawasakikid
very nice bike, congratulations!
Enjoy it.
GrtZ
Philippe

Hi bigclive it's common to find broken off fins on a cylinderhead. They can be welded but it's advisable to remove the head from the engine, aluminium is a strange metal, the heat can appear somewhere else and warp the head. A professional welder can repair them without the broken off parts by weldi...

Yes, a Deep Purple frame and bodywork with golden pinstripes and gold plated parts would look absolutely great! So seventies!
GrtZ
Philippe

Hi auld z hed
welcome back to the club!
Greetings from Belgium
Philippe

Hi Tonester
welcome to the club!
As mentioned before by Chris: show us some pictures please.
Greetings from Belgium
Philippe

Hi scott
take a look at this:
https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anz ... 2-306-8822
I hope you can do something with it.
GrtZ
Philippe

Hi Roland
you see, it's not that difficult, and I'm not a computer wizzard !!!
I'm glad I could help you.
Beautiful bikes!
GrtZ
Philippe

Hi Roland welcome to the club! It's easy to put pictures on the site: start a "reply", type some words, go to the bottom of the screen, click on "Attachments", click on "Add files", choose a picture, double click on it, and place it in the reply. It's a piece of cake. S...

Hi Ian if the wheel is not marked "tubeless" you will find an inner tube inside. To my knowledge the '79 Z1000ST was the first Kawasaki bike with tubeless tires, the others needed an inner tube. Perhaps there were others, I don't know. It's not a good idea to fit tubeless tires on a tube t...

Hi guys
you can put the cranckshaft back in the crackcase with the rotor and starter gear on. Don't worry, it's a piece of cake.
GrtZ
Philippe

Hi Tony
welcome to the club!
Nice bikes you have there, congratulations!
Thank you for the pictures, that's the way I like it.
Greetings from Belgium
Philippe

Hi Nick.s putting needle jets in the carb body is very tricky! The copper is very soft and thin so they deform very fast, take care! I use an old needle and put that in the carb slide, I push the carb slide down so that the needle goes very deep in the carb body. Turn the carb body upside down (hold...

Hi Biggles welcome to the club! Nice Z1B you have there with special paint on it, keep that body set, they become rarer every year. If you want to take your bike back to standard looks, buy a new replica body set and a good replica 4 in 4 exhaust. Good luck with the project! Greetings from Belgium P...

Hi nicomkii
nice bike! She looks very fast with those carbs!
GrtZ
Philippe