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1980 kz1000g /z1 classic frame
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I picked one up today while wheeling/dealing on a Z1R and was just wondering if theres anything special about it.
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Does the "G" model still have the injectors and other FI stuff, or has someone converted it to carbs?
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I new it wasnt an ltd frame by the rear hoop behind shocks,but the rear peg brackets looked weird so I thought it was a MKII then I started thinking Z1 classic.
Then I saw the G in the serial number
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What can I say man,Chicks dig the hair!4TheKZ1000 wrote:
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1979 LTD Street Fighter.1977 KZ1000
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1973 Kawasaki Z1
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Here's the frame as shown in the parts diagram.
Wondering what's so different about it?
Good Fortune!
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KZ900 LTD
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Hope this helps some.
1980 kz1000g 1105 34mm Mikuni flat slides Kerker exhaust custom paint stock ignition(Dyna 2000 soon) Accel coils and wires stock cams w/ heavy springs for more rpm. My 2nd 1000.
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