1974 Kawasaki S1b Triple?

The original Kawasaki Z650 was produced in 1976-1983. The motorcycle was equipped with a 652 cc 64-horsepower inline four-cylinder engine and looked like the older model Z900. In 2022, the Kawasaki Z6...

She's back on the road! We had a slight fuel leak from the carbs. The carbs have been rebuilt and she ready to ride. I have had her from new, bought 33 years ago. She still looks and goes fantastic. S...

As the 90s began Kawasaki launched the ZX-11, which once again raised the bar on the top speed of a production motorcycle to around 176mph. The 90s saw manufacturers striving to ‘one-up’ each other in...

Note the fuel injection system that appears to be derived from the Keihin FCR carburettor design....

Kawasaki Motors conducted the world's first public demonstration run of a hydrogen ICE motorcycle by a mass-production motorcycle manufacturer at Suzuka Circuit....

It's truly remarkable how innovative Japanese engineering was back in the distant 80s. The technical solutions were so interesting and bold, focusing on originality and daring design rather than just...

Japanese motorcycle giant kawasaki has successfully completed the flight test of its unmanned compound helicopter, the kawasaki k-racer. held at the multipurpose aviation park in hokkaido, the demo...

Pleasure & Radialbit have successfully recreated the Kawasaki France KR1000 endurance racer with their KSR110, and its performance is no less impressive. When competing in the 4-hour Suzuka Minimot...

This is the 1974 season colour green / white, from the 1974 brochure, chances are this is the only Tiger made in this colour scheme....

The bike refused to start and run normally. I looked in the tank and didn't like what I saw. So it's standard to remove the carburetors and valve cover....

The mileage on this remarkable motorcycle has approached 70,000 km, and it could go just as much further, but a "disease" has let it down - the first gear slips out. Of course, with such a large engin...

Next, we remove the motor chain guide screws and then the chain itself....