Excellent video. Growing up when the 68 hit the streets, Two brothers who we are all pals, There parents bought them 2 new 68 Z50 bikes. My father was very stern and help build me a couple of mini bikes to destroy.. The impression that had on me in 1968 was something I have never forgot. I was so jealous, as well oblivious yet to the CT70. Well in my kid raising days, I started to buy old beat up ones I could clean up, but never sold one of them till, I got experienced and started to restore them. Retired now I have restored about 40+ Z50, s and have sold a ton of them. My personal collection is about only 8 of the Z50,s and I still restore them to this day. Thanks for the video. Rick
Very cool, my Dad bought me a 1968 KO in yellow , it was a straight guard , silver fenders, white grips and levers , toggle switch etc. i had a blast on that bike. Wish still had it big money now. Oh yeah got brand new
Super cool…! I always enjoy your videos….I have been looking for a 68….project, that’s the year I was born…..eventually I’ll find one that isn’t a million dollars…..🤣
At 10 I got the 1969 with the red candy paint. Used it til 18. Even cast a upper triple clamp in metal shop in High School to hold my welded perch lever bars, my 72' CZ 250 came with. I had a area next to the house we rode at.
Excellent details and narration! I just finished a complete resto on a 1969 which was my first bike back in 1972. Try moving your camera about 3x slower and pause on each subject for a few seconds so we can focus on the details. Great job.
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Excellent video. Growing up when the 68 hit the streets, Two brothers who we are all pals, There parents bought them 2 new 68 Z50 bikes. My father was very stern and help build me a couple of mini bikes to destroy.. The impression that had on me in 1968 was something I have never forgot. I was so jealous, as well oblivious yet to the CT70. Well in my kid raising days, I started to buy old beat up ones I could clean up, but never sold one of them till, I got experienced and started to restore them. Retired now I have restored about 40+ Z50, s and have sold a ton of them. My personal collection is about only 8 of the Z50,s and I still restore them to this day. Thanks for the video. Rick
Very cool, my Dad bought me a 1968 KO in yellow , it was a straight guard , silver fenders, white grips and levers , toggle switch etc. i had a blast on that bike. Wish still had it big money now. Oh yeah got brand new
Wow, that’s awesome! Great bike to cruise as a kid. It always surprises me when people do still have their childhood bikes.
Super cool…! I always enjoy your videos….I have been looking for a 68….project, that’s the year I was born…..eventually I’ll find one that isn’t a million dollars…..🤣
Thank you! Yeah, 68s are pricey when they pop up. I held out and finally found these two last year for a decent price.
Good job on overview. I have owned too many to count. Am down to 2 K1's, fully restored.
Love this mate! Keep uploading the goods.
Thanks man! I’m planning to be more consistent with uploads this year.
@@habitmoto looking forward too it. You’ve got access to some amazing machines!
Yes sir @@SmallBikeStuff
At 10 I got the 1969 with the red candy paint. Used it til 18. Even cast a upper triple clamp in metal shop in High School to hold my welded perch lever bars, my 72' CZ 250 came with. I had a area next to the house we rode at.
Excellent details and narration! I just finished a complete resto on a 1969 which was my first bike back in 1972. Try moving your camera about 3x slower and pause on each subject for a few seconds so we can focus on the details. Great job.
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback! What color is your 1969?
I added a link in the description to where you can purchase the Z50 guide I mentioned on Amazon.
The early red and blue bikes was so cool
Oh yea, I really like the blue ones.
enjoyed the video.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the feedback.