Holy snapping duckshit

[jellywrestler]

The Z1RTC is very rear, you might have the real thing there and If so would love a look but its more likely to be a z1000 cos there are a few that came to NZ, I know of no Z1's myself, dosnt mean there aint any here ith imports and all.

Z1R TC's were never a factory produced bike. Kawasaki NZ converted 13 Z1R's to Z1R TC's, with kits sourced from the states, some others found their way into NZ made in the country of origin, Aus UK America etc

[dangerous]

Z1R TC's were never a factory produced bike. Kawasaki NZ converted 13 Z1R's to Z1R TC's, with kits sourced from the states, some others found their way into NZ made in the country of origin, Aus UK America etc

yeah like the Z1000TC was converted by Kawa USA (TC's were never a factory produced bike) something to do with them not selling and over stocked... Z1R converted in NZ, that I didnt know.

[jellywrestler]

yeah like the Z1000TC was converted by Kawa USA (TC's were never a factory produced bike) something to do with them not selling and over stocked... Z1R converted in NZ, that I didnt know.

They were made in several countries outside of the states, various 'experts' have differing ideas on how many each country made.
If you have one made in nz they were painted by cycle color and Molly graphics supplied the striping. There will be a code under the tank written in felt pen . Brian from cycle color will be able to check this number with his records and tell you when the bike was painted.

[Crasherfromwayback]

They were made in several countries outside of the states, various 'experts' have differing ideas on how many each country made.
If you have one made in nz they were painted by cycle color and Molly graphics supplied the striping. There will be a code under the tank written in felt pen . Brian from cycle color will be able to check this number with his records and tell you when the bike was painted.

Correct! But I always preferred the original blue ones...and put mine back to that colour with genuine Z1R body work. The onwers handbook had the blue one on the cover. The book was actually printed by KHI though.

[nudemetalz]

BACK TO THE CB92,....you Kawasaki thread thiefs ....

Anyone here in NZ actually got a restored CB92?

[dangerous]

They were made in several countries outside of the states, various 'experts' have differing ideas on how many each country made.
If you have one made in nz they were painted by cycle color and Molly graphics supplied the striping. There will be a code under the tank written in felt pen . Brian from cycle color will be able to check this number with his records and tell you when the bike was painted.

Ahhh... so ya do learn something every day

BACK TO THE CB92,....you Kawasaki thread thiefs ....

Anyone here in NZ actually got a restored CB92?

no... anyone here own a V11...

[nudemetalz]

no... anyone here own a V11...

not that I know of.....