A decent buy that is

Welcome and that's a very nice Zed you have there.
Which Benelli do you have?

https://www.z-power.co.uk/regulatorrectifier-z1000z1-r Expensive and has wrong coloured connector. It is actually the correct colour for the rectifier and as the wire connections are common for both the white and the green socket the extra cost is just paying somebody to fill in the gaps in your ab...

z1bman wrote:https://www.z-power.co.uk/regulatorrectifier-z1000z1-r

Expensive and has wrong coloured connector.

Welcome Sir. Please post up some photos of your Z1100a. Always liked those.

chrisNI wrote:You might be best speaking to Buzzard he has special equipment for accurately boring out valve guide holes to fit oversize guides, I was talking to him about it last week. He knows a lot about heads

Buzzard is your man for head rebuilds/

Hi Ultim8pc, Thanks for the greeting. I gather you have a bike business that must be handy maintaining your bikes. Do you have Z ? Hi, Yes, the business developed out of my hobby. But it's not full time - I like it that way.. I personally have a z1a, z1b, z900, z1000a1, z1000ST and a couple of MK2s...

Hi

I've got a spare silencer for the z1000a1.

Russel,
Welcome, nice Zed you have there.

Very nice

z2.john wrote:https://www.z-power.co.uk/z1-parts-book-by-john-brooks

If you're restoring a Z1 this is the 'go to' book to identify you have the correct parts.

I've probably got one I can spare. What size are you boring out to? (As I have quite a few with large overbored liners).

As stated £20k is not realistic for a z900. The very top money for restored to as new, with nothing missing or incorrect is £16k. A bike which has all original parts is not really worth more, but would sell easier to a collector. However, they are about £12k for a more average restored one. You can ...

Hi there Hello and welcome. Sadly the LTD are not worth anything near the prices of the normal z900, or even the later z1000. But they are a good cheap way to make a special, or to make a z900 clone by changing the parts that differ. If you're doing the resto to keep it then it doesn't matter. If yo...

More excellent progress. I love to see people using engineering skills to solve problems and get stuff done.