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18 Oct 2017 09:42 #773229 by Anders
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Hello from The Good Land.
Bought a 1979 KZ750B in May. Runner but definitely a project bike that needs some love. Will post pics as questions necessitate. Until then imagine an ugly purple beast with 30,000 miles on it that's been sitting for 7 years.
My experience with motorcycles is pretty limited. General maintenance straight out of the manual mostly, so needless to say this forum has been pretty helpful.
Figured it was time to register.

-Erik

1979 KZ750B

1974 CB360

1980 Honda CX500D

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18 Oct 2017 15:11 #773251 by Street Fighter LTD
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Welcome to KZRider
Great folks with tons of knowledge to share , Maybe some fun too !!!!!!!!!!
Dave B) B) B)


Original owner 78 1000 LTD
Mr Turbo Race Kit, MTC 1075 Turbo pistons by PitStop Performance , Falicon Ultra Lite Super Crank, APE everything. Les Holt @ PDM's Billet Goodies . Frame by Chuck Kurzawa @ Logghe Chassis . Deep sump 5qt oil pan. RIP Bill Hahn

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19 Oct 2017 04:25 #773290 by JOE MKII
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What part of town you from?
Lived there for many years, down on the south side, K.K. and California. Then over on the east side, Humbolt and Ogden.
The east side was hard no place to park my bike inside, and now that I think about it I cannot remember where the heck I kept it because I refuse to keep it on the street…. my age is erasing my memories….
Lots of family still in the city.

I believe its called "Oppositional Defiance Disorder"

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19 Oct 2017 10:27 #773307 by Mcdroid
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Welcome to KZR...was just in Milwaukee last August :laugh:

Michael
Victoria, Texas

1982 GPz750
1977 KZ1000A
1978 KZ1000A
1982 GPz1100
1975 Z2A

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19 Oct 2017 15:29 #773314 by Rainman
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Welcome Anders, from another 750 Twin owner.

80 KZ750 H1 - the Kaw calf
79 KZ750 Twin - Miss Nov 2008 KZR calander
79 KZ750 Twin parts bike
78 KZ650 C2 Parts Bike
75 KZ400 Wife's old bike sold
81 KZ440 A2 LTD Wife's new bike
84 Honda 450 Rebel Wife's newest bike
Jim
Quincy,IL

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28 Oct 2017 06:55 #773879 by Anders
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JOE MKII wrote: What part of town you from?
Lived there for many years, down on the south side, K.K. and California. Then over on the east side, Humbolt and Ogden.
The east side was hard no place to park my bike inside, and now that I think about it I cannot remember where the heck I kept it because I refuse to keep it on the street…. my age is erasing my memories….
Lots of family still in the city.


I'm in Riverwest. Was on the east side for a bit than in shorewood for a year as well. You remember well, thankfully I've finally found a place with a garage. No power, but it's nothing throwing a 100' extension cord out the window won't fix.
Had my car stolen a few times over the years as well, so I'm happy to have my bikes off the street.

Erik

1979 KZ750B

1974 CB360

1980 Honda CX500D

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28 Oct 2017 07:12 #773882 by TexasKZ
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Welcome aboard.
An extension cord through the window sounds like a chilly environment to work in.

1982 KZ1000 LTD parts donor
1981 KZ1000 LTD awaiting resurrection
2000 ZRX1100 not ridden enough

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28 Oct 2017 08:07 #773892 by Anders
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TexasKZ wrote: Welcome aboard.
An extension cord through the window sounds like a chilly environment to work in.


Yeah, no kidding. Have a space heater, but we will see how long I make it as the weather turns. Did a lemon juice boil and rebuilt my carbs on the kitchen table last week. Seriously considering putting down plastic sheeting in a spare room and pulling the whole motor in over the winter...

-Erik

1979 KZ750B

1974 CB360

1980 Honda CX500D

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02 Nov 2017 13:24 #774136 by JOE MKII
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Anders wrote:

TexasKZ wrote: Welcome aboard.
An extension cord through the window sounds like a chilly environment to work in.


Yeah, no kidding. Have a space heater, but we will see how long I make it as the weather turns. Did a lemon juice boil and rebuilt my carbs on the kitchen table last week. Seriously considering putting down plastic sheeting in a spare room and pulling the whole motor in over the winter...

-Erik


Yep those old garages are cold!! I fixed up the one I had on K.K. it had a dirt floor and slide by doors. I carpeted the dirt and plywood up the holes but still brought everything inside to work on it. Baked a lot of painted part in the oven of that apartment and the kitchen table was basically a work bench!
I remember when I first met my wife, She used to call me and ask what I was doing and if I said working on my motorcycles she would hang up...LOL So Learned real fast to not say that!! Used to ride over the Harbor to get her and go for rides,,,,,Man that was along time ago now!! Still have that bike and she won't let me sell it!! Not that I would!
I asked her where I kept my bike when I moved in with her on the Eastside she claims I rented a storage shed...I don't remember ...CRAZY what I remember and don't remember !

I believe its called "Oppositional Defiance Disorder"

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