78 kz400 cafe build

What color should I paint my headlight bucket?????

  • Red

    Votes: 4 17.4%
  • White

    Votes: 4 17.4%
  • Silver

    Votes: 8 34.8%
  • Silver with red and white stripes (match tank)

    Votes: 9 39.1%

  • Total voters
    23
  • Poll closed .
The little bit i have used them they felt really good. much better than stock. time will tell though
reelinfeele said:
I Know you dont have many mikes yet, but how are those rear shocks? I want some.
 
Yeah that is one nice think about living in the middle of no where. I'm in central Pennsylvania. (Amish country). There is an amazing twisty canyon road about 3 miles from my house. There is some awesome riding out here.
stript.714 o/c said:
Man you have nice open roads dude!!! Where do you live???
 
Glad to see that she's moving! I was searching thru the thread, and might have missed it, but what grit sandpaper did you use on the aluminum before using the polish?
 
Yeah you and me both. Jets will be here friday. Then its a trip to the bike shop for inspection then i'm ready to go. For the aluminum I used 220/400/600/1000/polish.

mcge8241 said:
Glad to see that she's moving! I was searching thru the thread, and might have missed it, but what grit sandpaper did you use on the aluminum before using the polish?
 
Re: 78 kz400 cafe build (FINISHED pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Well.............she's done. The jets cam in friday, I popped them in and she is running great. I put about 20-25 mile on today with no problems. Thanks to everyone for all the help and encouragement.
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A work of art good man, really well done. So what size and specs were the jets? How much of an increase over stock?
 
Beautiful bike man, looking through this thread pretty much sealed the deal on me wanting to paint my frame red this winter
 
worth the time man. well done. i almost hate when people say this but a future botm imo no doubt. beautiful and love the country road. don't have hills or really much "country" in my town. well done.
 
Its right next to the main jet. it sits down in a little more than the main. Your carbs might be a little different than mine. The best thing to do is pull out your jets see what size they are and measure them and look at PJM"s sizes. I know its a pain but that makes sure you get the right ones. You could look at my pictures to see if we have the same carbs. If you do then Im sure those jets would fit you would just need to know what number size you need for your setup.
 
Thank you, I would love to see my bike get a nomination. Yeah I'm lucky to have back roads. One advantage to living out in the sticks.
CBdublin said:
worth the time man. well done. i almost hate when people say this but a future botm imo no doubt. beautiful and love the country road. don't have hills or really much "country" in my town. well done.
 
For some reason I was under the impression he lived somewhere between Harrisburg and State College. Gorgeous riding country up there (so says an ex-Johnstown boy).
 
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