GPZ600R???

[Alf Stewart]

I've come across a cheap 1985 GPZ 600R, pretty rough condition in the looks department. Looks like most the fairings there. Apparently ran before being parked up, don't know much else about it.

What I wanna know is would it be worth picking up? Look like it would need a decent amount of love. They worth much or sort after at all?

Think I'm developing a bit of a bike kawasaki addiction....

[Alf Stewart]

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[BrettZZR]

I think the ZZR600 is nicer looking. Cheapies about too.
14,000 redline goodness!

(-8

[Alf Stewart]

I agree with you on that one. Might give this one a miss, plus the missus isn't keen on this one and her judgement hasn't let me down yet.

If any ones needs it or parts, seller is asking $250. Happy to pick it up for some one and post parts or whatever.

[pkay]

Just finishd one of these and it wasn't cheap and they aren't worth a lot completed (south of $3K). Only worth nostalgia as the first of the 600's.

[Alf Stewart]

Yeah i had a look and and for the work involved its just not worth it. Think the highest i seen one advertised was $1800

[javaman]

With this old bike even good example can cost $$$$ . I wouldn't invest too much money unless it has some real value like z1's

[pkay]

They are a future classic but not now - Z1's were worth jack 15 years ago. How patient do you want to be? They are an easy resto now because the parts are still around. And they are a great ride and you can use them everyday (after adding a manual fan switch to deal with typical GPz hot running).

[Gosling1]

heh Alf is this bike still available ? I have a 600R but could always use a parts bike

cheers
Gos