Takes me back to my 20's worked in bike shop in those days, i think they cost around £1,300. what could you buy for that these days/ lovely sound from it, must enter for this as well
mmm. Manufactured in February 1976. But the DVLA say it was first registered in January 1976. This was by far the 'best' of this model range, in the color I drooled over in my local dealers when I got my licence in 1976. Should also mention that, as an 'historic vehicle', it is ULEZ and Congestion Charging exempt.
Just bought a ticket. I found that the Competition is technically gambling. Well, seems fair. Most card companies (sensibly) won't let you use their card to buy a ticket, as it is gambling. Paypal won't let you use a card attached to your account. You need cash in your Paypal account, so I transferred that in, then used that. FYI. I see online folks moaning about this. I won't call it nanny statism, but that is the cause, and this is the effect. Just realised from the video that you are down the road from me. Nice location, but it can get very snowy in winter.
I thought something was off. While some of the parts for the KZ900 were made in Japan, this model was (only) assembled in the USA (with many parts made in the USA), not Japan. It was never made in Japan. There are so many visible clues to say this is for sure one of the American assembled bikes. There are some really hard to find parts I can see that are genuine on this bike. Nice.
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Takes me back to my 20's worked in bike shop in those days, i think they cost around £1,300. what could you buy for that these days/ lovely sound from it, must enter for this as well
mmm. Manufactured in February 1976. But the DVLA say it was first registered in January 1976. This was by far the 'best' of this model range, in the color I drooled over in my local dealers when I got my licence in 1976. Should also mention that, as an 'historic vehicle', it is ULEZ and Congestion Charging exempt.
Just bought a ticket. I found that the Competition is technically gambling. Well, seems fair. Most card companies (sensibly) won't let you use their card to buy a ticket, as it is gambling. Paypal won't let you use a card attached to your account. You need cash in your Paypal account, so I transferred that in, then used that. FYI. I see online folks moaning about this. I won't call it nanny statism, but that is the cause, and this is the effect. Just realised from the video that you are down the road from me. Nice location, but it can get very snowy in winter.
I thought something was off. While some of the parts for the KZ900 were made in Japan, this model was (only) assembled in the USA (with many parts made in the USA), not Japan. It was never made in Japan. There are so many visible clues to say this is for sure one of the American assembled bikes. There are some really hard to find parts I can see that are genuine on this bike. Nice.