Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 8:30 am
Shit is that why they gave me No. 936Gosling1 wrote:
his racing number reflects his place on the Grid.......
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Does anyone here like old Kwaks?
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Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 9:27 pm
imagine diging your hand into that jelly roll to find something to hold on toNeka79 wrote:im sure u would fit on the back there mate... u just may have to hold on to the "joystick" ...ProblemChild wrote:lucky he s raceing as there aint no room for a pillion
errrr.............Re: Does anyone here like old Kwaks?
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 10:17 pm
G'day Guys,
Just looking through and saw this thread, I love old Kwakas as well....
Here is a pic of my cousins home market Z750.
Its run a best of 11.1 at Willowbank to date.
I'm not sure of all the details, but its got a 1232 kit in it, race cams, bigger carbs, some headwork and runs on AvGas. The frame is stock, my cousin may convert it back to stock at a later date (he has a restored Z1B that he used to show some years back and may make a pair out of them). The current colour is GMH Tiger Mica (off the first series VT SS) and candy apple red (I think).
Joe Marshall from Narangba did most of the machining, headwork and setting up on the Z750, my cousin bolted it together....
Best Wishes,
Rob.
Just looking through and saw this thread, I love old Kwakas as well....
Here is a pic of my cousins home market Z750.
Its run a best of 11.1 at Willowbank to date.
I'm not sure of all the details, but its got a 1232 kit in it, race cams, bigger carbs, some headwork and runs on AvGas. The frame is stock, my cousin may convert it back to stock at a later date (he has a restored Z1B that he used to show some years back and may make a pair out of them). The current colour is GMH Tiger Mica (off the first series VT SS) and candy apple red (I think).
Joe Marshall from Narangba did most of the machining, headwork and setting up on the Z750, my cousin bolted it together....
Best Wishes,
Rob.