Hillbilly,

I would Prefer something with a V5 but might be tempted, I'll see what comes up in the meantime could you pm/email me pics, and a price?
Ta
kwackerz1@dsl.pipex.com

I am thinking of using up all my bits I have lying around to put another bike, together as a bit of a hack and perhaps for classic track days,all I need is a frame :roll: . Anybody got anything they want to part with. Conditions not too important as I will probably brace it and remove unwanted brack...

I believe that the B1 has loops at the back for the pillion footrests and the a2 has a triangular section, so they are different. I am not an expert though but have had a quick look at kawasaki.com parts diagrams and you can display all kz1000 models and then compare. http://www.kawasaki.com/Default...

Ralph,
I got some angled valves like that from Harris and they do different diameters, as like you say the triumph ones are small.

Might be worth a call!

This is looking really good,

Especially those billet cam caps that you outbid me on!!

Keep it up be finished for Christmas!

Got that ok cheers Reecy

I would be interested in a couple of sloped covers with or without lettering or "fins", if you're planning on doing a mini production run.

I really just need an angled cover for ground clearance.

Let us know,

Cheers
Phil

Hi can anyone supply me with some close up pictures of standard z1000a2 stripes as I am having some painted and could do with the dimensions and locations of the stripes for the painter to get it right.

you can email any info to kwackerz1@dsl.pipex.com

If that's easier.


Thanks

Slabby tyre sizes are:

110/80/18 front
140/70/18 rears.

I'll ask my mate what he wants for his set.

Common 18" wheels are the slabside gsxr wheels, relatively cheap and readily available. This pic shows a slabbie rear and a j front. http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd291/kwackerz1/bits%20for%20sale/IMG_0152.jpg Less common 18"'s are the Slabside 1100 j ones. Better shot of the J rear. ...

Chris lovely looking bike that have seen it around, Sorry to be pedantic but its a Formula 1 Harris frame (as per their XR69 replicas) Not a Magnum 1 frame as they have the wrap around frame tube. The Marzocchis probably have the Maxton cartridges fitted internally hence the Maxton sticker. Have a l...

looks like the only way is up!!

Needs a lot of work,

How many projects on the go now?

Harris,
W650
This z
mk2 ?

Should keep you busy over the winter months!



Mind you I cannot criticize, currently up to 4 of my own and have taken on someone else's

Z650 B1 S are drum brakes, the ZIR is a disk brake, I dont think the dimensions are much different but you would need the calipers etc.

Later 650's had mags and drum brakes those wheels would be a better bet.

Does seem to good to split up,

Enlighten us with your plans for the harris then, is it all period stuff or are you going modern usd forks etc?


pics would be good.

Luvvverrly!

What do they weigh and how much????