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11 Sep 2010 22:14 #397907
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1978 KZ1000A2
"JUST IN! A MAN WHO HOLDS THE WORLD RECORD FOR USING THE MOST DRUGS DIES TODAY. HE WAS WAS ATTACKED BY A PACK OF WILD DOGS HE THOUGHT HE SAW"
WHY FART AND WASTE IT, WHEN YOU CAN BURP AND TASTE IT?
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1978 KZ1000A2
"JUST IN! A MAN WHO HOLDS THE WORLD RECORD FOR USING THE MOST DRUGS DIES TODAY. HE WAS WAS ATTACKED BY A PACK OF WILD DOGS HE THOUGHT HE SAW"
WHY FART AND WASTE IT, WHEN YOU CAN BURP AND TASTE IT?
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11 Sep 2010 22:23 #397912
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1976 KZ900
2003 ZX12R
2007 FZ1000
2004 ninja 250R for wife
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dirt bike?
1976 KZ900
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12 Sep 2010 03:48 #397951
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1978 KZ1000 A2 Click--->Build Thread
2004 ZX-10R
2007 Harley Sportster 1200
2020 Harley Street Glide Special
Angola, IN
Replied by testarossa on topic where did these forks come from?
Looks like they belong to some sort of motocross bike. Start by measuring the diameter of the chrome slider tubes. See if there is a sticker on there to tell who manufactured the forks. They look like showas to me, but I'm no dirtbike expert. See if there is a part number on anything, tubes, triple clamps, whatever. Try looking under the triple clamps, that would be the obvious place to find a part number. Hope that helps.
1978 KZ1000 A2 Click--->Build Thread
2004 ZX-10R
2007 Harley Sportster 1200
2020 Harley Street Glide Special
Angola, IN
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12 Sep 2010 15:34 #398084
by kz1k
1978 KZ1000A2
"JUST IN! A MAN WHO HOLDS THE WORLD RECORD FOR USING THE MOST DRUGS DIES TODAY. HE WAS WAS ATTACKED BY A PACK OF WILD DOGS HE THOUGHT HE SAW"
WHY FART AND WASTE IT, WHEN YOU CAN BURP AND TASTE IT?
Replied by kz1k on topic where did these forks come from?
i got a sticker.....showa rm 125. trying to get rid of them. not sure what they are worth.
1978 KZ1000A2
"JUST IN! A MAN WHO HOLDS THE WORLD RECORD FOR USING THE MOST DRUGS DIES TODAY. HE WAS WAS ATTACKED BY A PACK OF WILD DOGS HE THOUGHT HE SAW"
WHY FART AND WASTE IT, WHEN YOU CAN BURP AND TASTE IT?
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12 Sep 2010 17:24 #398105
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1978 KZ1000 A2 Click--->Build Thread
2004 ZX-10R
2007 Harley Sportster 1200
2020 Harley Street Glide Special
Angola, IN
Replied by testarossa on topic where did these forks come from?
There you go. Showa forks from a Suzuki RM 125. If you could just figure out what year, you would be all set. I suggest hitting the dirtbike forums for a little research if you want to get top dollar. I have no advice to offer on dirtbike forks. You could also watch ebay auctions for similar forks for a while. That would tell you what people are paying.
1978 KZ1000 A2 Click--->Build Thread
2004 ZX-10R
2007 Harley Sportster 1200
2020 Harley Street Glide Special
Angola, IN
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