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Kawasaki KZ200 is a bike that was developed mainly for the Asian market Southeast, with a particular focus on Indonesia for a time in the 1970s, Indonesians had a law limiting the size of engines motorcycle up to 200cc and much of the region still tend to favor motor capacities in this general range.
Kawasaki has never really wanted the KZ200 be a particularly interesting bike brochure is focused on it to be an ideal first bike due to its light curb weight of 278 pounds and manageable power of 18 hp.
These features made the first popular KZ200 motorcycle or ride every day around the world, the model was briefly imported to Australia in the late 70s and early 80s, and many of these bikes are now vintage still on the road the lightweight, narrow frame, reliable engine and tunability have seen the model become a popular target for custom motorcycle manufacturers in recent years and this tracker is an excellent example of what can be done by someone one who knows what they are doing.
The bike you see here has found its way into the workshop of the manufacturer based in Western Australia Craig Lyons, who decided to use it as a base platform for Craig followed style measuring wanted to create something single to raise money for the mother of his friend in law who was about to embark on his second fight against breast cancer a disease that has affected many of us either directly or indirectly.
Lyons wanted to create the best as he could, then he stripped the bike to its component parts and started with a full engine rebuild a thing often forgotten when it comes to custom build bikes Once had the engine back together and works perfectly, it de-frame tabs, added a custom seat, electronics hidden under the seat, has added front tires and rear squat and gave the whole package a coat of paint professional.
The bike completed is a perfect example of a bike that could be used either as a cycling weekend trail rider or per day for urban travel, fundraising is still ongoing and the winner will be chosen to by the end of May 2015.
If you wish to enter can do so here donate 25 buy you a starter and a donation of 100 by 5 you, your ticket numbers will be emailed after your donation is Craig will attend the expedition at the expense of winners an international location.
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