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reuneb
7th March 2017, 21:04
Hi all,

Up for sale is my 83 Kawasaki KZ200 A6.

Approximately 41,300kms done.

Registration valid till 25/05/2017, new WOF as of yesterday, expires 06/09/2017.

Has been converted to a cafe racer by the previous owner.

The bike is a good old kick starter, idles smooth, runs well and handles great.

Purchased as a learner bike for myself, but I find it a bit too small (literally) for me so I am looking for something bigger.

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Has an aftermarket muffler, along with smaller indicators, stop light, bar end mirrors, etc.

Not perfect cosmetically, it can do with a tidy up.

As of recently I have purchased a versah gasket kit for this. Initially planned to rebuild the whole bike but I'd like to work with something a bit bigger.

Open to trades but mainly interested in cash.

Feel free to contact me, 02102490703.

Reuben

GrayWolf
8th March 2017, 00:12
when is this affliction for small engine 'cafe racers'?? going to stop....:rolleyes:

Dadpole
8th March 2017, 09:34
What is this? No pipe wrap? No stupidly high price? --- Must be a scam.

Mike.Gayner
8th March 2017, 10:08
Not a LAMS legal bike I'm afraid.

neels
8th March 2017, 13:02
Not a LAMS legal bike I'm afraid.
I think it is...


LAMS-approved motorcycles include:

All motorcycles with engine capacities of 250cc and under, except for those on the LAMS-prohibited list above

Still don't want it though....

Mike.Gayner
8th March 2017, 13:10
I think it is...

I think you're wrong.

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/driver-licences/getting-a-licence/licences-by-vehicle-type/motorcycles/lams/


Any motorcycle modified in a way that increases or decreases its power-to-weight ratio is no longer LAMS-compliant, regardless of whether it appears on the list.

Pod filters, silly exhaust plus cutting away half the bike = no longer LAMS compliant. Caveat Emptor and all that, but misrepresenting the bike in that way could get you into some trouble.

reuneb
10th March 2017, 10:10
I think you're wrong.

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/driver-licences/getting-a-licence/licences-by-vehicle-type/motorcycles/lams/



Pod filters, silly exhaust plus cutting away half the bike = no longer LAMS compliant. Caveat Emptor and all that, but misrepresenting the bike in that way could get you into some trouble.

Thanks for updating me with this. In that case I guess it is not 'LAMS' approved.

Sorry I am very new to riding and the rules that follow behind it.

reuneb
10th March 2017, 10:38
Feel free to come check it out, I am located in Central Auckland.

Akzle
10th March 2017, 17:52
see this bit

CAFE RACER
that's the bit that makes it gay.
no one gives a fuck why you bought it or how for you rode it. signing up to KB just to sell your shitheap bike is a dick move. trademe that shit asshole.

reuneb
11th March 2017, 15:55
see this bit

that's the bit that makes it gay.
no one gives a fuck why you bought it or how for you rode it. signing up to KB just to sell your shitheap bike is a dick move. trademe that shit asshole.

Thanks for your kind words!

madbikeboy
15th March 2017, 20:48
Thanks for your kind words!

Ignore that moron. He's just jealous because he can't actually afford a bike, nor can he ride. Or write actual sentences with spelling, grammar, or punctuation.

Akzle
17th March 2017, 12:22
Ignore that moron. He's just jealous because he can't actually afford a bike, nor can he ride. Or write actual sentences with spelling, grammar, or punctuation.

.sorry dad

Seraph
25th March 2017, 11:34
Thanks for updating me with this. In that case I guess it is not 'LAMS' approved.

Sorry I am very new to riding and the rules that follow behind it.

I'm sorry for the confusion but you're bike is LAMS approved as its under 250cc and not on the prohibited list. Before flaming people for misrepresenting and ruining an opportunity to sell PLEASE be sure of your facts.

`LAMS-approved motorcycles include:

All motorcycles with engine capacities of 250cc and under, except for those on the LAMS-prohibited list above.`

Mike.Gayner
25th March 2017, 11:56
I'm sorry for the confusion but you're bike is LAMS approved as its under 250cc and not on the prohibited list. Before flaming people for misrepresenting and ruining an opportunity to sell PLEASE be sure of your facts.

`LAMS-approved motorcycles include:

All motorcycles with engine capacities of 250cc and under, except for those on the LAMS-prohibited list above.`

Evidently English isn't your strong suit. See here:
https://www.nzta.govt.nz/driver-licences/getting-a-licence/licences-by-vehicle-type/motorcycles/lams/

Key wording here:

Any motorcycle modified in a way that increases or decreases its power-to-weight ratio is no longer LAMS-compliant, regardless of whether it appears on the list.



The key term being ANY MOTORCYCLE. If you modify any motorcycle in such a way as to change its power to weight ratio, it is no longer LAMS complaint.

Seraph
25th March 2017, 17:50
And yet because it's under 250cc and not on the prohibited list then it is. The fact that it's under 250cc thereby negates any modification because it doesn't have to be on the list to comply.

The following list of motorcycles with engine capacities between 251cc and 660cc – these motorcycles must be in standard form as produced by the manufacturer. They cannot be modified in any way to increase the power-to-weight ratio.

Ull see that the section above applies to above 250cc only.

And for any 250 to be prohibited you need to apply for it to be on the list.

Virago
25th March 2017, 18:18
And yet because it's under 250cc and not on the prohibited list then it is. The fact that it's under 250cc thereby negates any modification because it doesn't have to be on the list to comply.

The following list of motorcycles with engine capacities between 251cc and 660cc – these motorcycles must be in standard form as produced by the manufacturer. They cannot be modified in any way to increase the power-to-weight ratio.

Ull see that the section above applies to above 250cc only...


Any motorcycle modified in a way that increases or decreases its power-to-weight ratio is no longer LAMS-compliant regardless of whether it appears on the list


And yet because it's under 250cc and not on the prohibited list then it is... ...for any 250 to be prohibited you need to apply for it to be on the list.


...regardless of whether it appears on the list.

It's not rocket science.

reuneb
4th August 2017, 09:51
Hi, this is still for sale if anybody is interested. Price is negotiable as well.

AllanB
5th August 2017, 17:58
$400 and a couple of digital images of a attractive redhead I'll steal off the internet for you.

AllanB
5th August 2017, 18:00
I realise I'm showing my age in the post above - if you prefer boys I'm sure Google has them as well :niceone:

Or transsexuals.

I'm struggling to keep up with how many identification genders there are now days.

This bit does not necessarily fit that bit anymore.

FJRider
5th August 2017, 21:48
I think you're wrong.

And I think you are wrong ...

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/driver-licences/getting-a-licence/licences-by-vehicle-type/motorcycles/lams/


LAMS-approved motorcycles include:

All motorcycles with engine capacities of 250cc and under, except for those on the LAMS-prohibited list above.


The following list of motorcycles with engine capacities between 251cc and 660cc – these motorcycles must be in standard form as produced by the manufacturer. They cannot be modified in any way to increase the power-to-weight ratio.

250cc and under are automatically approved. Unless they are on the prohibited list. The official LAM's list ... is the 251cc to 660cc range of approved motorcycles.

Mike.Gayner
6th August 2017, 09:45
And I think you are wrong ...

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/driver-licences/getting-a-licence/licences-by-vehicle-type/motorcycles/lams/


I feel like we've had this conversation before. Directly from the page you linked, emphasis for the slower amongst us:

"Any motorcycle modified in a way that increases or decreases its power-to-weight ratio is no longer LAMS-compliant, regardless of whether it appears on the list."



The official LAM's list ... is the 251cc to 660cc range of approved motorcycles

Again, not correct, directly from the page you linked:


LAMS-approved motorcycles include:

All motorcycles with engine capacities of 250cc and under, except for those on the LAMS-prohibited list above.

Motorcycles under 250cc most definitely are included in the LAMS list and NZTA are very specific about this.

I don't know why this is so hard for some people to understand.

Mike.Gayner
6th August 2017, 09:46
Maybe for people whom English is a second language, like FJRider, should just refrain from commenting.

Akzle
6th August 2017, 12:47
Maybe for people whom English is a second language, like FJRider, should just refrain from commenting.

well it's a kind of english. the vernacular "fuckwittus maximus"