Some old 400's

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Some old 400's

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Favourite has to be the White GPz475

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Some racers to scare yourself on at the weekend :smt003

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Biggest end can compitition was won by:

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Until this came along :smt009


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I've never heard of/seen a gpz 475. Very nice looking bike, where they an import?
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Just realized where you live. Probably is an import then! Still very nice mind.
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Brett wrote:I've never heard of/seen a gpz 475. Very nice looking bike, where they an import?
Think it's a 400 been bored out, the Green one with the Daishin pipe has a Zephyr engine in it geek
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Love the racer with the red number plates must be an old F3 machine very nice.............

I wonder what sort of HP it makes

The two stroke racer looks fun too
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this is mint!!

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masterofinsanity wrote:this is mint!!

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Where's that swingarm from?
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cargo wrote:Love the racer with the red number plates must be an old F3 machine very nice.............

I wonder what sort of HP it makes

The two stroke racer looks fun too

Is the two stroke a KH?
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Yeah I think it is a KH of some sort maybe even a 400................
I know they made 250 400 500 and 750 3 cylinder two strokes so take your pick
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I've seen a 500 but not a 400. Shame they don't make big two strokes anymore, they were so much fun.
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here you go.............


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And I think there was a 350 as well
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Sweet, I wouldn't like to go round corners on it mind.
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I actually had a KH250 in fact I owned two of them a purple 1976 one and in 1980 I bought a brand new one complete with FLF bodywork, mag whels and expansion chambers.

It was a great handling wee bike I could get the pipe down on the left side.............

The 500 and 750 were reputed to have a hinge in the middle of the frame somewhere shocking but rocketship fast
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Had a "scarey" time on a tuned 250 , slightest twitch on the throttle and the thing was up in the air - great for straight line possing but getting away from junctions fast was a nightmare :smt002

The 750 was the original "Coffin maker" or "Black widow" and for many years held the quarter at santa pod - think it still does in it's class.

They produced them in: 90,125,250,350,400,500 & 750 versions.

Also known as SS250 & 350 with the 500 as a H1 and 750 as a H2.

Notorious for overheating in the centre pot and was advisable to put in a couple of grades down cooler plug in it.

Saw a nice Red one at the Ace cafe that had been bored out to 666cc - no horns on it though winks

I am sure the racer pictured was a 500 but couldn't find the info for it again. oldman

I thought the swingarm on the Green GPz/Zephyr was a convertd Zephyr one but the drag slots look wrong :smt017
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