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not too sure what i have here a bit confuseing...
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Im going to guess its a really early production 76 kz900 according to the vin number anyway.
That bike could be worth some money if the vin number is right
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Yours falls in between the 2 runs.
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I'm glad to see you plan to restore the bike. It can be a really nice machine when you're finished if you take your time and pay close attention to the details. Good luck with it. Ed
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iraqivet2003 wrote: I have got a 1975 kz900 not too sure if its a z1 frame number is z1f-086044 engine is z1e08629. New to all this and want to to a frame off restore . Really is confusing myself with the diffrent variations
Per Zedder:
Year & Model '76 KZ900-A4
Frame No. Range Japan MFR Z1F-085701 - 117060
Engine No. Range Z1E086001 - 138846
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1973 Z1
KZ900 LTD
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If you have the numbers correct, then you have a very early KZ900 (Made in Japan) with a Z1 engine? though I suspect there maybe a typo with the Z1E numberiraqivet2003 wrote: I have got a 1975 kz900 not too sure if its a z1 frame number is z1f-086044 engine is z1e08629. New to all this and want to to a frame off restore . Really is confusing myself with the diffrent variations
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