KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
Be nicer if they could do something better with the indicators.
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
Remove some of the red anodised parts and that would look a lot better, otherwise it just looks like it's rolled in Pro-bolts.
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
Bit of money spent there,I'd reckon.
I agree with KFB on the indicators,but it's a hard one to judge,because trick LED jobbies look wrong on an older bike.
I loved my 900R and I'd love a ride on that for old time's sake.
I agree with KFB on the indicators,but it's a hard one to judge,because trick LED jobbies look wrong on an older bike.
I loved my 900R and I'd love a ride on that for old time's sake.
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
The rear is ok, if they could put the fronts in the mirrors or mount them on the radiator or something it would look loads betterer.
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
I like that a lot, the indicators dont bother me as they are the standard ones that, to me, look right on the bike and tiny ones wouldnt
The others are right though about the anodised red stuff, doesnt fit with the bike and plain/black coated ally would look better
Loved my 750R and i still do the "wonder how much one would be" on Ebay every now and again after a beer or two
The others are right though about the anodised red stuff, doesnt fit with the bike and plain/black coated ally would look better
Loved my 750R and i still do the "wonder how much one would be" on Ebay every now and again after a beer or two
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
I depress myself doing that,sometimes.
Recently an original Z1 popped up with a price tag of..........
39k fuck my old boots.
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
That looks like a pretty standard 900R with a fancy front end, exhaust and some bolt on catalog stuff à la special lad with the Bandit (was it Belwood?). Maybe slightly higher bars.
I'm not saying that's a terrible thing. And standard indicators FTW!
I'm not saying that's a terrible thing. And standard indicators FTW!
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
Last one i "almost" got talked into clicking on by Chillitt was cheap as it was literally a collection of boxes and a frame. It all seemed to be there from the pictures but fucked if i a rebuilding one from the ground up and with my luck finding i need a one off pingfuckit fasterner not made since 1992
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
I like that apart from the red bits and the exhaust
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
Wot he said!Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Tue Jan 12, 2021 9:25 am I like that apart from the red bits and the exhaust
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Is it Kawasaki day? I had one of these as well, but in red and silver. It was peaky but I now realise that was probably due to the 4 into 1. I never dyno'd it but I bet that pipe was causing a trough in the midrange. You live and learn. Hopefully.
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Re: KAWASAKI GPZ900R BY AC SANCTUARY
Was is it with some specials and the colours used? It's like my kids doing a colouring in deciding a Spitfire would look better with a few odd blue, gold and pink bits just cos.