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traded a used clarion hu for this thing.....its a kick only drum brake 75 kz400....a little small for 2 up riding but once my guy welds up the solid struts for it and i lower it, chop it, make a tank, rear fender and seat pan for it....get rid of all the girly stuff like turn signals and front fender..mufflers...guages, speedometer might stay and thats a big might....very reminiscent of early british bikes, that is what they were modeled after though so it makes sense....anyway you have to picture it with the ass end lower, the front end a hair longer, a set of 10-12" apes, no turn signals, a solo seat and fishtail tipped single exhaust.......flat black cause im poor and its cool, ribber rear fender, probably a homemade taillight and sissy bar....its gonna be pretty sweet for a back and forth to work ride...
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forgot the pic didnt i? oh and its only got just over 5k original miles on it...
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What year and model?
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75 kz400
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ya them older bikes... A little to old, well the Jap styles for me.
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Post by ZeroAccess »

Its a pretty nice bike
Should be pretty groovy when ur done with it.
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Ryan from Ohio wrote:ya them older bikes... A little to old, well the Jap styles for me.

but the thing is to unfonzie it and build it in the style of early 70's british customs......here is a stock triumph daytona and a triumph custom in the style i want to build...very similar style in stock form
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