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1978 - Kawasaki KZ1000 A2 Motorcycle (1978)
Here is a very nice low mileage bike that I picked up some time ago. When I purchased the bike it needed a little bit of attention so here is what I've done to it: It has a new seat, new rear grab bar, and had a professional paint job put on it that is fantastic- looks awesome! It has complete airbox system and owner's manual. I replaced the header with a set of very nice stock exhaust from a '79 KZ 1000, they look great on the bike. The bike runs GREAT, all electrical functions are working properly, good brakes and tires. The pictures don't due this bike justice, it is absolutely beautiful! All the chrome is in exellent condtion. If you have any questions please feel free to call me. Dave 517-242-77802013-10-03 22:34:10Laingsburg, Michigan, US11,5001,625.00 -
1973 h1 500 (1973)
Here is an original 1973 H1, has complete airbox, sparkplug holder. The carbs have been sonic cleaned with all new jets and needles. It runs fine, shifts through all the gears smoothly, and brakes are working as they should. This bike is basically barn fresh and as you can see will need some work. Would be a nice bike to restore because of the low miles. If you have any questions please call me. thanks, Dave 517-242-77802013-09-05 14:37:50Laingsburg, Michigan, US10,6002,025.00 -
kawasaki 1977 kz1000A (1977)
Here is probably one of the nicest KZ1000's around. As you can see by the pictures it is in extremely nice condition. The few minor defects it has are as follows: slight stain on the left side of gas tank (see picture), one very minor dent on the top of the tank (see picture),the tail fin has one small scratch, there is some slight surface rust on the bottom of the pipes but there are no holes. Comes complete with owner's manual, warranty card, and a complete tool kit including the feeler guage. This bike starts and runs fine, shifts through all the gears smoothly, and all the electrical functions properly. Both brakes work fine. Still has the original tires. If you have any questions please feel free to call me. Dave 517-242-77802013-09-05 08:25:43Laingsburg, Michigan, US4,0003,601.00 -
1982 Kawasaki KZ1100 A1 (1982)
Here's your chance to have a very nice original old school cruiser. Has all of the Vetter hardware that came with these bikes back in the day. The bike runs fine, I just took it for a 80 mile ride yesterday, everything works as it should. It has a brand new battery but will need tires. The seat has a split seam in the center and a mar on the right side from opening against it. Some of the paint is a little faded but overall condition. The right hand exhaust pipe has some bluing caused by a bad coil which has been replaced. Overall this bike is in nice condition, it certainly could take you anywhere you want to go. If you have any questions feel free to call me. 517-242-7780 Thanks, Dave2013-09-03 10:17:14Laingsburg, Michigan, US20,2001,400.00
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