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racing kz1300s

Tyler
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Re: racing kz1300s

9 years 8 months ago

#7336

I thought breaks we only an optional factory accessory the 1300's

1981 KZ1300

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Re: racing kz1300s

9 years 8 months ago

#7337

Kawboy wrote: Will this suffice???

Wow you could really say he was " :sailing along" :woohoo: :lol: :woohoo:

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Re: racing kz1300s

9 years 8 months ago

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I thought breaks we only an optional factory accessory the 1300's

1981 KZ1300

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Re: racing kz1300s

9 years 8 months ago

#7340

I think throwing the anchor overboard might be a better option.

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Re: racing kz1300s

9 years 8 months ago - 9 years 8 months ago

#7341

I agree with Kawboy the bike is more like a old Caddy than a Porsche. I have been riding my 1300 A1 barn find for the past year. Back in 1979 cars weren't that fast or powerful.The bike is now just "adequate" on today's highway. It's a comfy highway bike. I just did 2000 miles in 3 days and it wasn't bad. It was actually quite comfortable. Just enjoy the bike for what it is.