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1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
This 1974 Kawasaki F7 175 is a better than average example of a well preserved, good running machine. Serial Number F7-96563, manufactured 7/74. Other than a new battery, fresh fuel, and minimal cleaning, this bike is in as found condition.2016-08-23 04:44:18Brookline, New Hampshire, United States65400 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
Up for consideration is an incredible all original 1974 Kawasaki G5 100 with 101 original miles (never registered). Stored for decades. The bike runs beautifully and is fully functional. The tank, seat, plastics, paint and decals are mint. The bike is street legal as it has all the necessary lights which along with the speedometer and horn are fully functional. There is some very minor pitting to the rims, handle bars and luggage rack and there is also some very minor paint damage to some of the painted black parts (all as a result of storage). All these parts would be very easy to remove and restore if desired or leave as is. The exhaust and tires are perfect. This is incredible one of kind find which will satisfy the most discerning collector/enthusiast.2016-08-26 04:46:04Brockville, Ontario, Canada1017200 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
Numbers matching 1974 Z1 I've had this bike a few years, it had a stuck valve and sat around. I had a new top end put in the engine a couple years ago, and have just been slowly bringing it back to life ever since New body work and reproduction exhaust from Z1Parts.net New tires, tubes, wheel bearings. front wheel re-laced new o-ring chain and sprockets new fork tubes, seals, shocks of course all new brake lines, pads and shoes re-chromed fenders restored original gauges new bars, switches and all cables new seat original air box and K&N filter Lots of new rubber grommets, bushings, etc Last pictures are of a brown 74 and a blue 75 I have that are close to completion and will be listed soon A lot of time and money has gone into this one.2016-10-18 04:35:15Carrollton, Georgia, United States213000 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
1974 Kawasaki MC1-A(Mfg. 5/74) restored using NOS Kawasaki parts where needed, and some original parts left alone. Starts easily and runs strong with a rebuilt engine(3 miles total on rebuilt engine); using NOS Kawasaki pistons/rings. Details of restoration:Powder coated frame.NOS front fender, front/back spokes, gas tank cap(optional key lock), front wheel Takasago 140x16 5A,Minor chrome pitting on handle-bar, top triple-tree bolts, left/right headlight turnsignal ears, upper forks but not where it travels up/down.Original headlight bucket paint has minor chips; gas tank original paint with minor chips, but no dents or inside rust issues.New battery.Original Nitto tires front/back. Rear, right side of tire has 7" crack in the rubber, and left side has a 4: long minor crack. Tread and condition of front tire very good, tread on rear worn down in the middle.Front fork dust covers are in great shape, and no oil seal leaks.Engine has no oil leaks, and the oil pump works.Lights, turn signals, speedometer/odometer works.Original rear wheel Takasago 160x14 4D 301 with minor chrome pitting.Original rear shocks has minor chrome pitting on lower part both left/right, but rest of shocks looks in great condition.Two small tears in the seat on right side of Original seat pan/cover.Has original owner's manual.2016-10-24 04:35:41Omaha, Nebraska, United States32479 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
1974 Kawasaki g5 new piston weisco .060 over rings, wrist pin and bearing fresh bore all these listed items are new: fork ,seals fork, wipers, fork oil, tires, tubes, rim bands, brakes, chain, paint, graphics, points, condenser, battery, levers, lever covers, engine oil, injector oil, (yamalube) rectifier, bike was parked a year ago now only runs with choke on? pink slip in hand currently registered as non opp no back fees registration was up in September cant get millage to read in the add please look at photo2016-10-31 04:35:25Thousand Oaks, California, United States35400 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
Bike was purchased 2 1/2 years ago from 2nd owner. Owner was a woman in her early 70's who rode this bike in the 70's and 80's. It had a Vetter fairing and Krauser bags/luggage rack.2016-11-04 04:35:39Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, United States241900 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
Nice 74 Kawasaki H2-750 bare frame built. Motor is numbers matching. Motor was rebuilt 2 years but has less than 100 miles on it.2016-11-16 04:37:32Lee's Summit, Missouri, United States103500 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
1974 Kawasaki G4 100 Exhaust Pipe No rust Chrome in good shape Includes baffle and heat shield No dents or holes Great used condition2016-11-20 04:39:50New Hazelton, BC, Canada013000 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
YOU ARE BIDDING ON ONE 1974 KAWASAKI 900 Z1 THIS BIKE WILL NEED SOME WORK TO GET IT BACK ON THE ROAD OR USE AS PARTS THE MOTOR IS STUCK FROM SITTING THERE IS CHROM PEALING, SURFACE RUST, ONE OF THE EXHAUSTS HAS ROT OTHERS LOOK GOOD, EXHAUST NUMBERS ARE KH1 900 Z1/750 Z2 MOTOR NUMBER IS Z1E-036962 AND IT IS MISSING THE KEY, COMES WITH THE CARBS, PIONTS ADVANCE COVER AND ADVANCE. GAS TANK LOOKS CLEAN NO PETCOCK, SEAT NEEDS TO BE RECOVERED, COMES WITH A BILL OF SALE ONLY! WILL MAKE A GREAT WINTER PROJECT PLEASE LOOK AT ALL OF THE PHOTOS I WILL SHIP WORLD WIDE!2016-11-22 04:36:45Salt Lake City, Utah, United States1512000 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
1974 Kawasaki ENDURO 250 f11 on and off ROAD street legal title vehicle in breautiful condition 1200 miles original unrestored 631 943 8511 kenny2016-11-28 04:35:45Centereach, New York, United States19200 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
I'm selling my un-restored 1974 H1F. (see pictures) It's a matching numbers bike. I own clear title to it.2016-12-04 04:35:47Kensington, Maryland, United States612000 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
PLEASE READ MY DESCRIPTION IN ITS ENTIRETY. PLEASE READ MY PAYMENT TERMS. PLEASE READ THE SHIPPING TERMS ALL BEFORE YOU BID.2016-12-06 04:35:22Onsted, Michigan, United States112700 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
I have this 1974 Kawasaki S1 250 Triple for sale. The S1 250 is the younger brother of the S2 350, and was produced between 1972-1975. That makes this bike rare, and sought after by triple enthusiasts. This bike is a cafe project, and was a bike that was parked running.2016-12-09 04:35:13Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States814000 -
1974 Kawasaki Other (1974)
I wont sugar coat it, this bike is in rough shape. It's a 1974 Kawasaki 250 triple. What I know is wrong: No title (the guy i got it from just wanted the engine, he never got it) No keys (again, the guy just wanted the engine) all 3 pistons need replaced. They were rusted solid inside the cylinders. all 3 cylinders need to be bored and honed crankshaft needs to be rebuilt (3 or 4 of the bearings have excessive play in them from rusting and being cleaned) bike needs new throttle cable (if you're going to rebuild the engine, you should probably replace all the cables) light surface rust on whole bike The good: I already stripped the engine and split the crank case for you i already cleaned all the rust off the crank shaft (it was pretty bad) all the parts are still here The first picture is the bike in the condition i received it.2016-12-15 04:37:10Glassboro, New Jersey, United States94100
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