JimZXR wrote:.......After looking at my options in the green stable I've found the KZ750 and was wondering I'd anyone has owned or ridden one for a decent period and can give me any information or guidance on the bike?.......Rideability, comfort, handling, performance, easy to work on, etc?.......This will be a project dream I come back to a few times before I commit to buying a suitable bike .......
Great bikes, easy to work on, parts are still out there, they are basically the same as a z650 with bigger pistons and different bodywork.
I have owned my 750 since about 1995 ? It had been pranged and needed some new bits, but when it was finished - it looked like this....

This was the first version.
The second version had a few small detail changes and ended up looking like this.....

That version above had my own 4-1 exhaust built from scratch. Not so bad from a distance

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A couple of years after this, I changed it again for the Stone Run in 2002? I think it was ? Fitted up some wire wheels, Z1000 forks, a different exhaust system, and painted a second set of bodywork in camo colours. Fitted up some Z1000 badges and heh presto - fooled everyone

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It had a special numberplate for this ride ......

After the Stone Run - and I mean as soon as we got home - the other Z Owners staying at my place started having a drink - I spent 2 hours on the 750 and changed it from the camo version above - to the version below. 2 hours start to finish......it was just replacing bodywork and putting some clip-ons on etc.......but this is the cafe-racer version that might give you some ideas about yours ??


I rode the bike around in this version for a couple more years.......then stripped it again, and turned it into a dirt-bike. As you do.
This was the first version....

and this is the later version with a few more mods to make it better in the bush.....

Its heaps of fun charging around the local mountains on a 750cc 4-cyl bike with an XT600 front end and long-travel shocks on the rear ...


That last photo was in Two Wheels a few years ago.
So that is the sort of thing you can do to a z750

They are a great bike, will pull 200kmh no probs and love a thrashing. This last photo is a mate of mine sending a tyre to heaven on a GPz750 - basically the same bike, different clothes.....

Good luck with the build