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AERIAL0 wrote: Maybe 1 day you will get another A5

l certainly hope to AERIALO.

biltonjim wrote: Great photos. How many miles did you do on the 1300? Was it reliable?
Fantastic job on that Z900. I just love the shape of the fuel tank on those.

very reliable, only let me down once in Kununrra WA when it wouldn't start out the front of pub, had to get an AutoSparkie in and found a broken wire at the kill switch, all the rough roads bought this on. Did 48,000klm's in 18 months, still kick myself for selling.

yes the flatter A4 tank and stripes do look good, l just love the Diamond Brown, strangely in Australia this colour was unloved.

charlie9670 wrote: Welcome..oooh an A5 , don't suppose you still have the engine covers with nice chrome on ?

l wish Charles.

Kawboy wrote:

charlie9670 wrote: Welcome..oooh an A5 , don't suppose you still have the engine covers with nice chrome on ?

Like Aerial0 said Charlie "Keep your pants on" If you get to excited, you might have an accident.

Robert Bolduc is a frenchman from eastern Ontario and used a translator program to post his build so it's a little light in detail but here it is.

www.kz1300.com/index.php/forum/daily-cha...-s-1300?limitstart=0

Thanks KawaBoy, might try get in touch with the master himself, trouble is, might have to sell one my bikes to do this project ZRX1300R.

KZQ wrote: Welcome to KZ1300.COM ZRX1300!

I certainly appreciate all those great pictures and look forward to your future contributions. The reason you had difficulties posting yesterday is because I have set up new members, those with fewer than three posts, so that their posts must be approved before they will be available to be viewed. When I signed on this morning I saw the four posts you made and approved them. I've set this little test up to catch spammers and infact I caught one last night. Now with six posts under your belt you can post at will.

Regards
Bill

Thanks Bill, can l delete the first 4 post on page 2? or can you do the honors? just cleaning up a bit. Thanks.

Tonto wrote: Welcome, some great pics.
Really like that Diamond Brown A4, your restoration looks fantastic: top job.
I had one that colour back in the day - takes me back
Cheers Tim

Thanks Tonto, l've ridden and owned the later bikes but the 70/80's dinosaurs do it for me.

I'm actually thinking of starting a Guided Tours on my bikes, l'll lead the pack for a 2, 4, 6 hour or over nite guided tour, these some great roads and picturesque towns/spots in the South West, see how things go.

We ride most weekends, here's one couple weekends ago.