Kawasaki kz650 cafe racer

In 1976, Kawasaki introduced the KZ750 Twin, meant to compete against large-bore vertical twins like the Triumph Bonneville, Yamaha XS650, and the bygone British twins of yesteryear. But the KZ was no throwback -- the 55-hp engine boasted double overhead cams, two chain-driven counterbalancers, and

When it comes to iconic 1970s middleweights, the Kawasaki KZ650 tends to be forgotten. But this hotrod from Sweden is tastier than a warm glass of Glögg on a cold winter night.

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Here are a few of KZ650 project photos to make degree of suspense a bit higher. Don’t mind seat, it’s only crudest first model I made of sculpture clay. S

Bram and the boys from Bilthoven, The Netherlands, are back with another incredible build. This time the base bike is one of our favorite models: the Kawasaki Z650, better known as the KZ650 in North America. This "Son of the Z1" put down 65 horsepower with a dry weight of 465 lb, offering the

Kawasaki KZ 550 from 1986 with 60 horsepower. Frame cut and lowered suspension – rebuild to Cafe Racer style with pugnacious Ventus character. Handlebar from Clip-on, Firestone Deluxe Champion wheels 19’’ front, 16’’ rear. New brake lines braided in steel, Beston grips, new pipes and NGK spark plugs, new shock absorbers and dampers. Backseat designed...