View Full Version : WTB Kawasaki kr1 or kr-1s?
colsan1
2nd November 2008, 20:05
Been looking for a kr1 or kr-1s but no joy so far.
anyone got one or know of one for sale
pm me
cheers
col
Crasherfromwayback
5th November 2008, 14:47
Buy a KR1S...they're vastly superior the the KR1.
colsan1
5th November 2008, 20:59
I know i've had a few back in the uk.
I ran a website,kr-1s.net so i'm pretty upto speed with whats what in kr land.
Problem is i cant find a bloody single one here in nz.
I could pick one up in the uk for around $2000 and pay to get it shipped or widen the search to OZ where i know there are a few knocking about but
I'd rather stick it out and find a good one at the right price here in nz.
cheers for the reply though i was begining to think my post had bombed.
NN1
10th November 2008, 11:27
I've got a KR1-S, give me a call on 021485819 if you like. Neil.
CM2005
10th November 2008, 11:32
i have a KR1 rolling frame, and i need a pair of fork legs, anyone got a set spare or know what else fits??
Crasherfromwayback
12th November 2008, 19:01
I know i've had a few back in the uk.
I ran a website,kr-1s.net so i'm pretty upto speed with whats what in kr land.
.
We made up our own KR1SP's here in New Zealand for proddie racing back in '91'...much faster than a normal KR1S! 35mm carbs and reed blocks from the domestic only 'R' version...with 1.5mm shaved from the head...we raised the exhaust port by 1mm, and cleaned up the transfers. Things were great to ride albeit pretty peaky!!!
Nobrac
15th November 2008, 09:40
Hi I have a KR1-s project bike all there could sell ph 021 1186438 Andy
CM2005
15th November 2008, 17:35
well...
have you got spare forks and axle?
give us some details on the bike, inc $$$
colsan1
19th November 2008, 20:17
We made up our own KR1SP's here in New Zealand for proddie racing back in '91'...much faster than a normal KR1S! 35mm carbs and reed blocks from the domestic only 'R' version...with 1.5mm shaved from the head...we raised the exhaust port by 1mm, and cleaned up the transfers. Things were great to ride albeit pretty peaky!!!
UK kr owners now all about the kiwi sp versions, i keep looking but havent found one yet.
I dont mind peaky.
Crasherfromwayback
19th November 2008, 20:36
UK kr owners now all about the kiwi sp versions, i keep looking but havent found one yet.
I dont mind peaky.
You only need a std KR1S mate...I'll tell you what to do from there!
I helped Mark Boyle build them (we ported 10 barrels each in a night), and I raced them. They were fucking weapons!
Feel free to email me if you'd like the fastest KR1S in the UK!
Pete
CM2005
20th November 2008, 09:03
hi, anyone know where i can get a rear shock from a KR1 or KR1S for a bucket racer frame.
colsan1
20th November 2008, 18:10
Feel free to email me if you'd like the fastest KR1S in the UK!
cheers pete but i'm here in nz now, it might take a while but i'll be intouch.
Last year guy in the uk (mark jordan) took his kr to bonneville and set the 250 production record.
while there he met a kiwi who was doing the same thing, wasnt anyone from on here was it?
I know a couple of uk guys have fitted R6 shocks if thats any help.
NN1
20th November 2008, 19:15
The kiwi guy who rode a KR1-S at Bonniville is Eric Shepherd. He is a two stroke drag racing ledgend who now lives in Oamaru, he is the local weatherman or at least was.
Mark Jordans web site has a ton of detail about the KR1-S and includes fairly accurate data about the NZ sp models of which I had one from new. They were bloody fast.
I have a standard KR1_S foe sale if anyone is interested.
Neil.
Crasherfromwayback
20th November 2008, 20:27
data about the NZ sp models of which I had one from new. They were bloody fast.
Weren't they just! Testing and building them is still one of the highlights of my time with bikes.
CM2005
24th November 2008, 22:20
The kiwi guy who rode a KR1-S at Bonniville is Eric Shepherd. He is a two stroke drag racing ledgend who now lives in Oamaru, he is the local weatherman or at least was.
Mark Jordans web site has a ton of detail about the KR1-S and includes fairly accurate data about the NZ sp models of which I had one from new. They were bloody fast.
I have a standard KR1_S foe sale if anyone is interested.
Neil.
hi neil,
how much and where abouts??
bistard
25th November 2008, 07:28
We made up our own KR1SP's here in New Zealand for proddie racing back in '91'...much faster than a normal KR1S! 35mm carbs and reed blocks from the domestic only 'R' version...with 1.5mm shaved from the head...we raised the exhaust port by 1mm, and cleaned up the transfers. Things were great to ride albeit pretty peaky!!!
Was That Legal for Proddie racing back then Pete?????
Crasherfromwayback
25th November 2008, 08:48
Was That Legal for Proddie racing back then Pete?????
Sure was. Cause we made ten of them and had them homologated by the acu.
roogazza
25th November 2008, 09:09
Sure was. Cause we made ten of them and had them homologated by the acu.
That sort of thing was done more than a few times, huh pete ? What was the oposition then ? yamaha ? Gaz.
Crasherfromwayback
25th November 2008, 09:38
That sort of thing was done more than a few times, huh pete ? What was the oposition then ? yamaha ? Gaz.
Bruce Ainstey, Grant Ramage, Johnny Hepburn, Mike McCutcheon and Nathan Spargo (RGV's), Dave Cole and Tony Sampson (NSR's), Loren Poole on another KR1SP. They were the main players. There were no TZR's as such...as I think Mollers imported them and they were 45hp domestice jobbies and no good. I think!?
roogazza
25th November 2008, 10:07
Oh jeez, I''m so bloody old I was thinking RG's and RZ's !! I was playing squash and left bikes completely for 12 years.
I was living in Adelaide those years late 80's to 98, and lost touch . Must have been some good battles ? G.
NN1
26th November 2008, 07:48
I'm in Pukekohe and $2500.00 firm.
I'll advertise the bike on Trade Me so will post photos there.
Nobrac
15th January 2009, 20:55
Hi I have just listed mine on trade me so check it out. Just browse KR1s
Topnikko
18th February 2009, 05:23
I'm in the USA and want to buy a KR-1S. I'm not sure if this is possible but preferably one that hasn't been thrashed. Anyone in the UK have one? I have a couple sources who can assist me with shipping.
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