Nice, i just rebuilt my 750 e1. 810 kit, ported/polished head, web cams valve springs, VINTAGE kerker 4-1, re geared, ape studs, ape clutch "rider"& push shaft, ebc springs and plates, 2000 gsx600 (katana) front end and swing arm, custom fiberglass seat, 92 gsxr 750 rearsets, and much much more. I love these. Ez to work on and reliable ass a brick. Maybe ill upload mine again when i fire it up this week
I like the 1979 kz650 d2 "coffin" style tank better. Its smaller but looks hella cool. Oh and b.t.w. a 2000 gsx600 katana rear swinger BOLTS IN!!! Literally same width and bearing i.d. crazy good upgrade.
Are you sure that it is a E2 model? If yes, could you share information why do you think so? I have the same looking model and I also thought it is an E2 model, but after searching spare parts I think it is L1 ( or L2 based on serial number). E model has oval fuel tank, L model has this "more edgy" tank
I bought a KZ750 Custom but I can't figure out which variation it is. It has the 4 air filters like this one. Could I have an email so I can email you a photo?
Hi. Try this webpage. I also had a problem to identify my model. I had the same as on the video (i looks the same), and I think it is L1 model, not a E2. E2 and L1 are almost the same, except a fuel tank and a few details...
amazing work this is crazy man - going the extra mile in every sense
That is an amazing bike
Nice, i just rebuilt my 750 e1. 810 kit, ported/polished head, web cams valve springs, VINTAGE kerker 4-1, re geared, ape studs, ape clutch "rider"& push shaft, ebc springs and plates, 2000 gsx600 (katana) front end and swing arm, custom fiberglass seat, 92 gsxr 750 rearsets, and much much more. I love these. Ez to work on and reliable ass a brick. Maybe ill upload mine again when i fire it up this week
Sounds like a mean build... post a vid!
I like the 1979 kz650 d2 "coffin" style tank better. Its smaller but looks hella cool. Oh and b.t.w. a 2000 gsx600 katana rear swinger BOLTS IN!!! Literally same width and bearing i.d. crazy good upgrade.
She’s stunning well done great inspiration for my project thank you
Really awesome build. Love it. Only question I have is what is that damn version of phantoms and friends is that?😂
very nice! I was going to ask where you bought the rear pan from but hell you made the damn thing! exact same style I want.
Enjoyed this. And you have talent.
Super práce! Dělám teď to samý s KZ 550 :)
Well done mate it's fantastic (love it) great video
Nice job, I like a lot of the mods you did!
Sweet looking kz
Nice restoration, what size of jetting are you using? Slow/main jetts
I congratulate the super project
Nice bike! would you share the files of the CNC carbs holders and aluminum air box? Greetings from Argentina
Nice job. I have done my own kz750. Videos on my channel.
What rear shocks did you use for this remodel? Looking to do something similar to my kz750
parada! moc pekna prace ! ten air box je takovy homemade ne ? jak jste se odhadli kolik je potreba molitanu ?
Are you sure that it is a E2 model? If yes, could you share information why do you think so? I have the same looking model and I also thought it is an E2 model, but after searching spare parts I think it is L1 ( or L2 based on serial number). E model has oval fuel tank, L model has this "more edgy" tank
I found this web - it seems to know a lot about kawasaki :) www.cyclechaos.com/wiki/Kawasaki_KZ750L#1981_Z750-L1
Where did you get and what kind of exhaust is that?
I bought a KZ750 Custom but I can't figure out which variation it is. It has the 4 air filters like this one. Could I have an email so I can email you a photo?
If it has 4 pods/filters it is a KZ750 four otherwise it is a twin
Hi. Try this webpage. I also had a problem to identify my model. I had the same as on the video (i looks the same), and I think it is L1 model, not a E2. E2 and L1 are almost the same, except a fuel tank and a few details...
Sorry, I forgot to add a webpage: www.cyclechaos.com/wiki/Kawasaki_KZ750L#1981_Z750-L1
That's the fuel tank I have, but turns out the engine is a gs750es
@@TheChecklister Hmmm, So I guess you had a lot more work to find this out :D