Hi pegleg

welcome to the club !
I've seen the pictures of your project, looks nice to me.
Let the good times roll !
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi z650Andy

welcome to the club!
That's a very nice Z650 you have there. Enjoy it!
Let the good times roll.
Greetings from Belgium
Philippe

Hi Andyb welcome to the club ! It's a very nice bike you have there, congratulations! I would like to advise you to put a second disc rotor and caliper at the front.(and a 5/8 front master brake cylinder) You'll need them when you have to make an emergency stop. Let the good times roll ! Greetings f...

Hi vulcan11

congratulations !
That's a very nice ST. Treat her good and she'll be good for you.
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi Angus

you have a PM.
GrtZ
Philippe

Hi Coomo

welcome to the club !
Very nice bikes you have there, congratulations!
As said before : the Z1000A2 is too good to resto mod. Clean her up, polish her and enjoy the ride.
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi Jim

welcome to the club !
Finding a Z1 for a fair price becomes difficult. Most of these bikes are owned by people who want to keep them.
Keep on searching for your dreambike. Good luck !
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi Chris

welcome to the club!
Very nice Yamaha you have there, congratulations.
Good luck with finding a nice Z1B to restore.
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi John

welcome to the club !
A Z1000ST is a very good choice.
Enjoy the restoration and let the good times roll !
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi Ian
welcome to the club !
Very nice Z1B you have there, congratulations!
Let the good times roll !
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi Dave

welcome to the club!
Very nice bikes, congratulations!
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi Peter

welcome to the club!
It looks like it's going to be a special bike with all the improvements you're planning.
When you're improving the suspension, braking power and the engine, don't forget to adapt (strenghten) the frame!
Good luck with it.
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe

Hi guys instead of spending money on a chemical that doesn't work as you would like it to work, get a good sanding disc tool and a red nylon brush to use on your drill in order to remove the paint. It's more work but you can be sure that it's working. The paint gets off and you get a nice clean surf...

Hi Sparky some advice: chain: remove the swing arm and put the chain over it, much better than removing the softlink . electrics: the main loom has the female connectors on it and the wires of the clocks and of the main switch are connected in the shell of the headlamp. the wires of the handlebar sw...

Hi Mike

welcome to the club !
Thanks for the pictures.
Greetings from Belgium.
Philippe