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Kawasaki GPZ 900R

Kawasaki GPZ 900R

How i building GPZ900 (Part 9 Running and Finished)

Steering Damper adapter spacer made

Chopped down Titanium bolt now in place with thread lock

Steering Damper Swivel now attached.

Running and Finished

Called her Mongrel
Chain Extended.
New fyuel Tap Fitted.
Front forkls and Calipers re aligned.
Wiring Re Routed.

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