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found this site while i was looking for a manual for one of my bikes.. I have 3 zn 1300's 2 1983's and a 1986. I stripped the 86 down to make a cafe bike, almost have the project done. I posted some pics of the work in progress..

Welcome to KZ1300.COM 6Cylinder!
Did you find the manuals you desired on our home page? Your ZN looks like a potent beast.

Bill

6cylinder wrote: found this site while i was looking for a manual for one of my bikes.. I have 3 zn 1300's 2 1983's and a 1986. I stripped the 86 down to make a cafe bike, almost have the project done. I posted some pics of the work in progress..

Wow nice bike how about some info on your mods to the bike.

did find the manuals, thank you very much.

voyagers weigh around 950 pounds, after stripping this monster i have it down to 560 pounds. this bike had 30,000 miles on it when i found it, it had been sitting for 3 years everything was seized, pulled the head cleaned it , polished all the ports cleaned the head completly, new intake boots, cleaned injectors, rebuilt all brake calipers, changed all fluids, started up instantly, with the tail pipes pulled it sounded like one of those honda indy cars. still dont have it on the road yet but soon.

6cylinder wrote: voyagers weigh around 950 pounds, after stripping this monster i have it down to 560 pounds. this bike had 30,000 miles on it when i found it, it had been sitting for 3 years everything was seized, pulled the head cleaned it , polished all the ports cleaned the head completly, new intake boots, cleaned injectors, rebuilt all brake calipers, changed all fluids, started up instantly, with the tail pipes pulled it sounded like one of those honda indy cars. still dont have it on the road yet but soon.

We would love to here about what you've done to your ride. I'm really curious about that exhaust system . Love the look of the turndowns. and there's lots of short legged Ninja's who'd love to ride a KZ13 if they could only touch the ground with their feet. Looks like you've managed to cut down the height of the seat. Frame work involved?