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German gpz1100

#1 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Sat Jul 19, 2025 6:46 am

I have a few Gpz1100 frames and a heap of parts, i only wanted 1 bike but iv got the makings of at least 3 Uni track and one B2...fukin covid overspend. Anyway i bought a big van load of parts and bits in mid covid from a long standing member of the US sister forum who is from Germany. In all of that was a fairly cool looking striped down bike that made me grab the lot as the whole lot was going for what the bike could have gone for.
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Finlay getting around to making at least that bike a reality. There is a notable lack of unitrack around and those are the bike i cut my young teeth on.
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Re: German gpz1100

#2 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Sat Jul 19, 2025 6:49 am

Im doing my best to get this as a roller and work on the engine over the winter as is my normal way. this is her as i got her.
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Re: German gpz1100

#3 PostAuthor: Tony » Sat Jul 19, 2025 9:52 am

Don’t know about that nose cone any chance of a front shot to check it out cheers Tony

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Re: German gpz1100

#4 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Sat Jul 19, 2025 11:10 am

Tony wrote:Don’t know about that nose cone any chance of a front shot to check it out cheers Tony

That nose thing is never going back on...standard cowl for the front. Its off a Kawasaki KLE500.
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Re: German gpz1100

#5 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Sat Jul 19, 2025 11:12 am

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Re: German gpz1100

#6 PostAuthor: Tony » Sat Jul 19, 2025 12:57 pm

Best place for it is back on a kle500 the bike in the background with similar colours and a red tail piece is that another gpz1100

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Re: German gpz1100

#7 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Sat Jul 19, 2025 1:23 pm

Tony wrote:Best place for it is back on a kle500 the bike in the background with similar colours and a red tail piece is that another gpz1100

I also got the bike in the background too in the deal..
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Re: German gpz1100

#8 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Mon Jul 21, 2025 6:33 pm

Got the frame shot in epoxy primer, sticks like glue to the sand blasted finish.
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Re: German gpz1100

#9 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Mon Jul 21, 2025 6:37 pm

While thats drying its time to scope out the bits put aside for the project. Front end is fairly stock aside from the fork brace, stanchions are in good nick thank the lords.
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Re: German gpz1100

#10 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Mon Jul 21, 2025 6:46 pm

The rear end is something special though. It has a WP shock and early GMF performance swingarm. In fact i was told by the seller that they were the ones that modified the rear wheel too, either way someone went to a bit of expense and time to make the rear end as beefy as it is. Not in love with with the bracing though..kind of look spindly and out of plac and adds nothing but weight to an all ready heavy machine. It probably will be going But that wheel is a thing of beauty.
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Re: German gpz1100

#11 PostAuthor: Z1streetfighter71 » Mon Jul 21, 2025 6:50 pm

The chrome on the swingarm is in fierce bad condition, going to be a job to move all that.
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Re: German gpz1100

#12 PostAuthor: Skid Mark » Tue Jul 22, 2025 10:40 am

This was a nice surprise! Been off the forum due to life lately and only took a quick peek to see what is happening. I love my A2, heavy but solid. and agree not nearly enough around. I'll be watching in eager anticipation! :pop


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