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His symptoms are the exact same as I had on my KZ650. Simple mechanical bench sync had it running well. Sent from my HTC6525LVW using Tapatalk

Sounds like it has not been mechanically synced. Make sure the slides are all the same height, and try again. Sent from my HTC6525LVW using Tapatalk

Winter here, that means time to work. Suspension, full exhaust, etc. Sent from my HTC6525LVW using Tapatalk

Well it is winter in good ol' North Dakota. And I have been wanting to do away with the horrible 2 up seat on my KZ. There are a lot of seat ideas I like, but I seem limited with the 2 up frame I have. I don't really want to go into cutting the frame up on this bike, since I want to be riding...

Well I have had this little guy sitting in my garage for awhile now, and now that I sold my project car, I have all sorts of room in my garage to begin my bike projects. It was in fairly poor shape when I got it, but it shows a lot of promise. I plan on rebuilding it to stock and enjoying it...

Well I thought I'd share my long going project. I picked up an 81 kz650 about 4 years ago during my freshman year of college for 250 bucks. Thought it would be a fun and "quick" rebuild. Turns out that wasn't the case, college and lack of money really can drag out a project. 4 years later and I...

This will fit an 1981 kz650 right?

Know where in ND?

Round 1 of blasting.

Finally have begun to tear into the little bike more. Was difficult to find time to work on it lately. Just graduated and started my "big boy job". Now I'm all settled and can work more on my bikes. I have a large sand blaster at work and the frame, swing arm, and various other pieces will be...

Thank you for the link! That is such a good looking bike.

I spent a little time and started to clean and polish a couple things. Cleaned and polished the speedometer, and started on my handlebar mounts. Before pictures After I'm wondering what polish you all are using? I'm just using mothers aluminum polish and a few grits of sandpaper. It...

I spend a little bit of time tearing it down the other day. Only spend about an hour on it, but got it down to a roller. I can carry around the engine with one hand. Such a small thing.

I'm almost 100% towards restoring. Something about these little bikes in their stock form just do it for me. I tore it down to a bare frame today in about an hour. I lifted the engine out with one hand! These little bikes are so easy to work on its almost beyond comprehension. It's going to be...

Well bringing this back from the dead, I finally got the bike. I paid nothing for it, and it needs alot of work!

What kind? Where did you get it?

That would look sick! It could still be a "trainer" bike of sorts too. Just a badass looking trainer bike!

Okay so I have this little SL70 sitting in the barn just waiting for something to happen to it. I am totally torn between restoring it to stock and having it to putz with and teach young ones how to ride on, or I want to do something fun like a mini tracker or something with it. Here is a photo...

I'm an a&p mechanic. (Aircraft mechanic). I work at Odegaard Wings restoring p51 mustangs and tail cones of f4u corsairs. Pretty good gig

Re: Re: 1962 BSA DBD34 Gold Star restoration (Gearbox is done) Funny, her brother lives in winona, thats a nice town for sure! Sent from my SCH-I400 using Tapatalk