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1973 Kawasaki Other on 2040-motos

US $14000
YearYear:1973 MileageMileage:13 ColorColor: Orange/Brown
Location:

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
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Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):900 For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Kawasaki Other description

1973 Kawasaki Z1 900

Exceptional Condition, Fully Restored!!

This is Kawasaki's original Super Bike in pristine condition!

Specific Details:

·        Motor:  #Z1E13xxx

·        Serious collectors:  Engine and Frame #s are exactly 160 from each other

·        Highly collectible example

·        Bike is mechanically perfect, starts immediately, and all electrical components are operable

·        Professionally re-painted body set:  gas tank, side covers, tail section (vinyl stripe kit was not used)

·        Original tank badges and side cover emblems

·        Original chrome front and rear fender (front one was re-chromed)

·        Original 1973 tach and speedo(completely refurbished), grab rail, handlebar switches, shocks (these were re-chromed)

·        New maintenance – free battery with tender lead, electronic ignition added, new chain and sprockets

·        Original re-built 28 mm carb set

·        NOS hand grips direct from Japan

·        Original re-built front forks

·        Owner’s Manual and complete tool kit

·        New reproduction Doremi Collection 4-into-4 exhaust set (8-piece) with no stamp (like the original ’73 Z1s)

·        Frame, swing arm, battery box and all black parts have been powder-coated glossy black

·        Chrome, stainless or zinc-plated nuts and bolts

·        Original correct wheels with new stainless steel spokes and new Dunlop tires

·        Only none original parts are the front and back turn signals and seat

·        Photos do not do this bike justice

·        Balance due within 5 days of the auction close via bank-to-bank wire transfer

This restoration was a purposeful effort to maintain the integrity of the first-year production Z1, using as many original parts as possible. The restoration work is absolutely flawless with attention to detail; unlike many of the quickly assembled reproduction examples you will find on eBay currently. The engine was completely taken apart during the restoration, and the rings, gaskets and valve guide seals were replaced. The bike has the correct head installed using a one-piece head gasket and hollow cams.

Maintenance Record of complete inspection performed by Jupiter Cycle and Accessories available with itemized maintenance available as well.

Feel confident bidding on this exceptional Z1!!!




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