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9 years 6 months ago #7616
by BigSix
Z1300 A1/ KZT30AG built 1979
frame KZT30A 004285
engine KZT30A 000288
location: borderland-triangle France/ Germany/ Switzerland, Europe
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Thanks for posting - I do like the line, looks a bit like a dragster - please keep on posting.
regards from Europe,
Holger
regards from Europe,
Holger
Z1300 A1/ KZT30AG built 1979
frame KZT30A 004285
engine KZT30A 000288
location: borderland-triangle France/ Germany/ Switzerland, Europe
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9 years 6 months ago #7617
by Tonto
"Success consists of going from failure to failure without the loss of enthusiasm " Winston Churchill.
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Top job: love it !!
I've never seen a ZRX fairing fitted to a 13 before: I think it goes really well with the lines of your bike.
Cheers Tim
I've never seen a ZRX fairing fitted to a 13 before: I think it goes really well with the lines of your bike.
Cheers Tim
"Success consists of going from failure to failure without the loss of enthusiasm " Winston Churchill.
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9 years 6 months ago #7620
by Tyler
1981 KZ1300
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Nice work on that intake, very cool.
What size was your finished ring groove?
What size was your finished ring groove?
1981 KZ1300
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9 years 6 months ago #7622
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I don't remember the exact size of the gap but I made sure that piston ring has same tolerance to as described in the workshop manual
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9 years 5 months ago #7842
by agmonmarine
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The latest update: I put about 1000 Miles since I started riding the bike, from the get go I realized the front end I chose for the bike doesn't fit the bike at all, she is too heavy for it and a nasty wobble at high speed, to save time and money I reinstalled the original front end with the original brake calipers but kept the 16" front wheel, new front master cylinder.
I also changed the throttle cables to Motion Pro Rev2 system I wanted the cable to be on top of the handle bar and not from the bottom as the original set up.
The air filters had be moved because my knees were hitting them and made the ride little annoying, did look cool thou.
I changed the air intake manifold to allow a single air filter to be mounted behind the manifold and the battery moved down under the frame behind the bottom of the engine.
Made new coolant expansion tank the wrap around the radiator.
So far I am very happy with the latest mods and I feel much better with the original front end so far.
Now its time to leave it alone and just put miles on it.
I also changed the throttle cables to Motion Pro Rev2 system I wanted the cable to be on top of the handle bar and not from the bottom as the original set up.
The air filters had be moved because my knees were hitting them and made the ride little annoying, did look cool thou.
I changed the air intake manifold to allow a single air filter to be mounted behind the manifold and the battery moved down under the frame behind the bottom of the engine.
Made new coolant expansion tank the wrap around the radiator.
So far I am very happy with the latest mods and I feel much better with the original front end so far.
Now its time to leave it alone and just put miles on it.
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9 years 5 months ago #7845
by KZQ
1947 Indian Chief, 1968 BSA Shooting Star, 1970 BSA 650 Lightning, 1974 Kawasaki W3, 1976 KZ900 A4, 1979 KZ750 B4, 1979 KZ750 B4 Trike, 1980 KZ550, 1981 KZ1300, 1982 KZ1100 Spectre, 1985 Kawasaki ZN1300, 1987 Yamaha Trail Way, 2000 Honda Valkyrie Tourer, 1981 GL 1100, 2009 Yamaha RoadLiner S
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Very Nice agmonmarine!
I assume you do your own welding seeing as how I see so many custom fabricated bits.
I do a bit of welding myself. Here's some coolant tubes I welded up to relocate the radiator on a Voyager of mine.
Please keep us up to date on any future mods you do.
Bill
I assume you do your own welding seeing as how I see so many custom fabricated bits.
I do a bit of welding myself. Here's some coolant tubes I welded up to relocate the radiator on a Voyager of mine.
Please keep us up to date on any future mods you do.
Bill
1947 Indian Chief, 1968 BSA Shooting Star, 1970 BSA 650 Lightning, 1974 Kawasaki W3, 1976 KZ900 A4, 1979 KZ750 B4, 1979 KZ750 B4 Trike, 1980 KZ550, 1981 KZ1300, 1982 KZ1100 Spectre, 1985 Kawasaki ZN1300, 1987 Yamaha Trail Way, 2000 Honda Valkyrie Tourer, 1981 GL 1100, 2009 Yamaha RoadLiner S
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