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Yesterday I just scored a 1973 Z1 900 and a 78 Z1R. Both bikes complete w/ titles. Price are you setting down $450 here are pics of 73 Will get 73 back on road will problely part out Z1R
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Yesterday I just scored a 1973 KZ 900 and a 78 Z1R. Both bikes complete w/ titles. Price are you setting down $450 here are pics of 73 Will get 73 back on road will problely part out Z1R
Damn Good Score Dude!!! I have one of these KZ900 in my sights but getting the old man to let it go is giving me fits,lol,,,,I hope I can get it soon,,,,Later,,Digzbeemers
The motor in the bike is out of the 78 Z1R I also got but I have the original motor it poped a pistion. The ser number for both bike a motor are listed on title and they match.
The motor in the bike is out of the 78 Z1R I also got but I have the original motor it poped a pistion. The ser number for both bike a motor are listed on title and they match.
Trying to get pics of Z1R down loaded. The Z1R has a couple of issues one the piece that hold light ,gages and fairing is broke will have to locate one and plastic around gages is broke. Lower fairing mounting bolts are broke out of fairing but they are there. I bought a new 80 Z1R with enlistment bonus from the Marine Corps. Sure miss it.
too nice. if you want another cafe, sell that mofo for a nice amount and then by a cb750. or a trashed up z1r. just please dont devirginize that beautiful girl.
The 900 will ether be restored or sold to the right person it will not be cafed I got a 84 BMW R80 that I M cafein now. The Z1R not sure what I will do there yet
Here is the 78 Z1R it has been painted black. The tank is flawles, no dents nothing.
The bike is complete less turn signals. Have orginal motor.
http://s248.photobucket.com/albums/gg183/stickman2332/78%20Z1R/?action=view¤t=78KZ1000Z1R001.jpg
umm so that 1973 kz900 (not sure where you're from) is called the Z1 here in the states and it's worth a lot of money. I saw a used oem exhaust system sell for over $2000 on ebay. what you have is PURE GOLD. and don't dare go near it with a sawzall or the motorcycle gods will smite you. restore it, maintain it, love it. sell it to cover your kid's college tuition or buy a house on a lake. either way, you've made a hell of an investment!
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