Optimistic sellers

[jellywrestler]

I had the chance to buy a very nice one just before I left Brisbane for home 23 years ago. 10k it was. Still kicking myself for not bringing it home with me.

yip, and it will have needed three big ends since then, and countless re shims, still got the scars on my hands from shimming my bevel nearly thirty years ago

[jellywrestler]

Memory lane. I should have grabbed a shed load of these when no one wanted them ....

Nice original example here. I always find it odd - the seller lists a couple of cheap easy fix issues (fuel tap, tyres) - just fix them before selling!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1379989431.htm

fule tap kits are no longer available

[MVnut]

fule tap kits are no longer available

The main petcock gasket is readily available for about 20 bucks, all seals can be sourced too. The repair kit as a complete unit is no longer available from normal sources though I know a couple of people who have mountains of NOS triple bits incl these

[MVnut]

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/KAWASAKI-H1-H...5X0wdV&vxp=mtr

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[jellywrestler]

The main petcock gasket is readily available for about 20 bucks, all seals can be sourced too. The repair kit as a complete unit is no longer available from normal sources though I know a couple of people who have mountains of NOS triple bits incl these

i sold one only last month and did the research, no longer available, http://www.partzilla.com/parts/detai...51069-001.html

[MVnut]

i sold one only last month and did the research, no longer available, http://www.partzilla.com/parts/detai...51069-001.html

I never said partzilla had them available, read my post. I do know where to get them from, apart from ebay. Plus I probably have more Kawa triples and NOS parts than anyone else in NZ, I was merely trying to help and encourage as I never sell my triple stuff (occasionally give it away but never sell)

[HenryDorsetCase]

I never said partzilla had them available, read my post. I do know where to get them from, apart from ebay. Plus I probably have more Kawa triples and NOS parts than anyone else in NZ, I was merely trying to help and encourage as I never sell my triple stuff (occasionally give it away but never sell)

That would be lovely, thank you.

[AllanB]

It's funny - the old sporty bikes of that era all had a hunched down in the back look about them - now days it's reversed completely.

[Drew]

It's funny - the old sporty bikes of that era all had a hunched down in the back look about them - now days it's reversed completely.

There was no traction then, and frames flexed a lot. Straight lines were the easiest way to shorten lap times.

[jellywrestler]

It's funny - the old sporty bikes of that era all had a hunched down in the back look about them - now days it's reversed completely.

the front wheel was usually a couple of inches bigger then so was always going to look that way

[Banditbandit]

Oops. That's a tragic fashion fail. Trou go over boots - always.

back in the day the flares were big enough to potentially get caught in a chain ..

[Crasherfromwayback]

How 'bout this knob squeezer?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1383792822.htm

Trainer wheels anyone? And there's only two pics of the fucking heap of shit...the rest of the resort. Duh.

[Scubbo]

drug money and drugs really fuck you up

[EJK]

Nothing wrong with the price. But if those stickers were postage stamps, bet you could ship it around the globe... twice!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1343822245.htm

[Intruder VS]

This thing must be a bit harsh on the arms looks like very minimal front fork travel!!!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1383950047.htm