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Tom Mac
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 Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 3:34 pm Post subject: Our first Kawasaki |
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Taken as payment for some work i'm doing, its a 1986 AR80 
Needs alot of work and there's a few bits missing, but i thought it would be good to involve the kids and then they can use when they are old enough, although we will have re-register it as a 50 so it can be used when they are sixteen.
It was originally red, no idea what colour it will end up as.
Anyone got any bits for an AR50/AR80 that they don't want any more? (i'll consider a complete bike if its cheap enough)
Trick bits/upgrades welcome, especailly the grp single seat units and full fairings that were available!!! 
cheers
Tom
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StrokerBoy
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| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 8:13 am Post subject: Re: Our first Kawasaki |
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| ...although we will have re-register it as a 50 so it can be used when they are sixteen. |
Of course, although you could leave the motor untouched... 
Nice one Tom, I had one of those when I was 17. It'd keep up with all my mates on their 125's. I don't still have any spares I'm afraid though. 
There's still a cult following in Japan :
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Tom Mac
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Cult following in Japan - I'm not suprised
that 3/4 fairing looks good though.
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