Win this 1975 Kawasaki Z900 + £1000
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A lovely example of a 1975 Kawasaki Z900, finished in Diamond Green and presented in very original specification with optional twin front disc brakes.
This is a very nicely restored bike with correct numbers and details. It was first registered new in the USA and is now UK registered as a Historic Vehicle. It has covered 1,034 miles on new clocks since the restoration work, which included a refinished frame, new exhausts, paintwork and rebuilt wheels fitted with new Avon tyres.
It runs and rides very well and has recently had a careful inspection, road test and full service. The work included an engine service, fuel system check, carburettor setup, and checks to the brakes and electrics, with the charging system working correctly.
The bike comes with an owner’s handbook, spare oil, plugs and ethanol stabiliser additive. A letter detailing the work carried out, along with advice on running and caring for the bike, will also be supplied with the paperwork.
A well-presented Z900 in a great colour, with the right original specification and the benefit of recent inspection and servicing.
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