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1982 Kawasaki Kz1000s1 Superbike on 2040-motos

US $71,100.00
YearYear:1982 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Wyoming, Illinois, US

Wyoming, Illinois, US
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1982 Kawasaki KZ1000S1 superbike, US $71,100.00, image 1

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Kawasaki Other tech info

TypeType:Factory Superbike Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1000 VINVIN:JKAKZCR12CA000070

Kawasaki Other description

If you're one of the Chosen Few, you can now obtain the unobtainable;  from the May 1982 Cycle magazine S1 review article. 29 of these motorcycles were imported for AMA superbike racing in 1982, dealer cost was $10,999.00. No retail price was listed. Several ended up being shipped out of the country. It is also my understanding that some were disassembled by Kawasaki to sell as parts. How many I do not know. So here is your chance to own a very rare motorcycle that is in excellent condition and that has a history, even if it is short. This particular bike was purchased by Grayboy Kawasaki in Peoria Heights, IL. The owner of the dealership at that time had a team running the Grand National circuit in dirt track. This bike was purchased by the owner to go roadracing with national expert rider (33) Dave Hebb of Canton,IL. His roadracing number was 93. This bike has one sprint race and two practices from one weekend of racing at Indianapolis Raceway Park in Clermont, IN. I'm not sure what happened after that, because the bike was put in storage at the dealerships warehouse until I purchased it in October of 1985. The bike was nevered titled until I purchased it from the dealership. So by the title, I'm the original owner. I have had the bike in a climate controlled storage (my house) since 1985. The cylinders were oiled and the engine was rotated over ever so often when in storage. It still has the original Dunlop Racing KR133 slicks mounted on the Dymag magnesium wheels. Also included is the factory spares kit. I also purchased some extra parts back in the mid eighties that are included. When I purchased the bike, my intentions were to license it and ride it on the street. But instead, I kept riding my 1984 900 Ninja because it was such a great bike. So I never got around to making the S1 street legal using Eddie Lawson replica parts. Spares kit includes left and right front brake rotors, rear brake rotor, three sets of front brake pads, two sets of rear brake pads, front axle, two pistons and rings, gearing, chain, staking master links , special tools, two sets of different rate fork springs, sprocket cush drive, assorted jetting, shorter velocity stacks, throttle cables, clutch cable, o'rings, oil seals, fork seals, etc. and two parts catalogs. I tried to show the condition of the vehicle with the photos. I changed oil and filter, put in 3 gallons of fresh Phillips 66 (111 octane) race fuel and started the bike before listing it here. The engine sounds as good as the day I purchased it. If you have any questions, please let me know and I will try and answer them. Thanks for looking. The buyer will be responsible for all shipping arrangements and shipping costs. The bike is also eligible for pickup. Buyer is responsible for all state, county, city taxes and fees, including title transfer and any other documentation fees. Full payment required within 3 days of auction close. Payment (USD) can be made by: bank to bank wire transfer, Cash in person, or Cashier's check; check must clear before buyer can take delivery.

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