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100% original. Paint is all original and beautiful! Chrome is perfect throughout the entire bike. Date code correct bike! New tires. Smooth barrel carbs(early Z1). Matching number bike. Has original owners manual, and tool kit. Battery and gas hav...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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Here you go vintage bike collectors a unmolested 1973 Kawasaki Z1 900 in the famous Root Beer color. I purchased it from the original owner. It is a all numbers matching bike. The only thing not original to the bike is the tires replaced with orig...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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1974 Kawasaki Z1A 900 with clear title and low miles. Very well kept bike always maintained and stored without gas. Good frame. Bike had king queen seat, fairing, 2-1 pipes, and wrong handle bars. Paint body and chrome all belongs to this bike.. I...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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1973 Kawasaki Z1 - The ORIGINAL Z1 in excellent condition. It has been garage kept and meticulously maintained. Code named 'New York Steak', this was a game changer for Kawasaki and launching the era of super bikes. This is a 'built bike' in that ...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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This bike was acquired last year and I have done a complete restoration. The rims and spokes are new, OE style in front and rear. New Dunlop tires, tubes and rim protectors. The frame and swing arm are powder coated. The carburetors ( jetting 112....Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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Bike runs good, chrome is nice, just a few minor pits on the rims, new fenders, new grab bar, original controls are nice, new master cylinder, new tins from z1parts.net, new seat, new shocks, new tires, nice kerker pipe, has original tool kit, no ...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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1973 Z1 900 SUPER FOUR Mileage ODO ORIGINAL MILEAGE OF 16,326.7 MILES My Z1 is all original including the paint and chips. This is not some Hack-job rebuilt from the bottom of a box of rusting parts or some junkyard using knockoff parts and/or par...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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1973 Z1-900 produced on 10/72 number 1132 engine number 1059 .bike has 17442 miles on it .missing original tray and tool pouch .also might need rear chain. Bike runs and drives like it should.the pictures tell the story. One of the best examples f...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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Complete frame off restoration, most everything is new. Bike runs great, has 54 miles on it so far since it's been rebuilt. Engine was completely disassembled and vaporblasted, I installed Andrews 2X cams with new cam bearings,new valve seals and ...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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I purchased this bike in 1993 from USC Kawasaki. After years of occasional rides I had the bike disassembled by TJ Cycles in Austin in 1997 and powder coated the frame and did a minor restoration. In 1999 I took the bike to Kawasaki of Irving Texa...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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For sale is my beautiful 1974 Kawasaki Z1, true 70âs muscle bike. Always gets a ton of attention at bike night. Matching numbers engine to the frame being only 31 numbers off. Built in late 1973 makes this a early 1974. It has had many upgrades...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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MINT 1973 Z1 900 Meticulous Restoration Serious collectors: Engine and Frame #s are exactly 160 from each other Highly collectible example Bike is mechanically perfect, starts immediately, and all electrical components are operable Professionally ...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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Great original rider! Runs great! All date codes are proper etc... Carbs rebuilt this year! All original minus exhaust. Tank paint is very nice, no rust inside etc. Side covers perfect. Tail piece has a bit of fading etc... All chrome is good. No ...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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I purchased this bike in 1993 from USC Kawasaki. After years of occasional rides I had the bike disassembled by TJ Cycles in Austin in 1997 and powder coated the frame and did a minor restoration. In 1999 I took the bike to Kawasaki of Irving Texa...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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Nice restoration, including top end of the motor. I bought the bike already restored. All I have done to the bike is replace a couple of wire ends (with proper vintage style connectors), and ride the bike in my neighborhood every couple of weeks. ...Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
