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I have had this bike since new. It has 64870 k's on the clock. The problem is it's been sitting doing nothing for the past 10 years, and has not been started in that time. It's all original, apart from rear shocks and pipes. So it's going to need some work.
This is the first time on the market. I'm just wanting some feedback and offers I guess. Thanks for your time.

Any photos?

some pics would be good mate

Just added some pictures.

It want be long now and this beastie will heading my way to Bundy.

I know theres a risk when buying from a 1st time poster, but Roccoone turned out to be a decent genuine seller.

great pick-up mate

For those that may be interested in what happened to this bike....here is a quick pictorial rundown.

Some of you guys would have seen this thread on other forums.

This bike has had 1 previous owner and hasn't been running for ten years.

Bike arrived 20-06-11 courtesy of bikes only transport.



As it was when it arrived...



A quick wash revealed its potential.





The motor has had the top end rebuilt,and the carbs have been cleaned and new kits put through them.






After completely stripping the bike...had the frame and associated bits powder coated.






Brake calipers painted with new kits fitted,both master cylinders have new kits as well.



Shinny bits after a polish...






Pipes sand blasted and painted.....




Going back together...



Not even 2 months down the track...this is were I'm at...in fact hoping to fire it up next week after the dyna coils arrive.



The only thing thats holding me up at the moment is the tins haven't been painted yet "this is what happens when you rely on others"

A big thanks to Gos for his help with this project...

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Mate that looks fantastic!
Nice quick buildup looking forward to the finished product

smooooth!!! oh and the pipes look awesome!!!

Brilliant, I love Z1-R MkII's, and that looks smashing.

Cant wait to see it finished.

Five out of five Kudas

Mmm, excellent work. It will look just like new! Well done.

Top stuff , well done

Shit you strip down and rebuild a bike in the time it takes me to decide that yes I probably should Lube the chain on my bike
It looks great!

Thanks for your appreciation of what I've done all.

This has been a labor of luv for me, and I'm thoroughly enjoying the experience.

This is the best way to get to know your bike and what its all about.

By the way...I'm no mechanical genius by any means, and don't have a flash workshop with all the bells and whistles.
It just goes to show what you can achieve with a bit of commonsense determination and patients.

Cheers...Dave

Damn thats looking good. Jealous.