In Japan.,it won't let me hotlink though.
Scroll down to Zephyr 1100 and click,I would have one in a heartbeat.
Kawasaki home page
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Nice. And 923,000 yen works out to about $9,800 - even allowing for transport costs, they could probably land them fairly cheaply. But did you notice there's almost none of the export models available domestically? No ZX, no zeds - they save them for the crazy foreigners! 
And did you see the retro Mach III 500 triple? I hope they've figured out how to make that sucker handle by now!
And did you see the retro Mach III 500 triple? I hope they've figured out how to make that sucker handle by now!
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No,where was that?Billz wrote:And did you see the retro Mach III 500 triple?
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At the top right of the page, there are two links: export model, and memory model - click on memory model and then on "500 SS" when the page loads.
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If it hurts, you aren't doing it right.
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Verry retro, bet we never see any 
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It's a bit of a shame. I'm almost tempted to set up a private export of a Mach III replica when I'm over there next year. Only about $3,000 to buy - but then probably at least the same again to ship and get through customs, let alone getting it registered. It'd be a pain in the arse getting parts shipped from Japan all the time too, but I reckon it would be simple enough to do the maintenance on it. Kind of extravagant, but it'd be fun to have!
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If you want to share costs I'd get one as well at that price,you might consider that it isn't a replica but a continuation of a model that has already been imported here and so a precedent can be found for the rego.
Wonders if there's a dead frame and engine out there in the fourth dimension?
Wonders if there's a dead frame and engine out there in the fourth dimension?
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which one is the mach 3 rep??
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It's not a replica,it's a continuation,click on Memory model then click on the flash graphics and a floating screen will drop down with W650 and 500SS,click on the 500SS and you will see an original looking 1969 Mach 3 new from the factory with drum brakes and all and its new from the original makers,outstanding work,why restore one when a new one costs $3000AU ex Japan?Neka79 wrote:which one is the mach 3 rep??
It appears to me to be exactly the same bike bar colour that I had in 1970.
