Kawasaki H1B

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Uploaded by on Dec 22, 2008

I bought this bike on E Bay in 07 for $230 yup $230 .
Other than new crank bearings ,seals and Std rings that's about all she needed .
And reassembly .
It had 6,900 miles on it when put away in 1975 .
This year I had it licenced the same weekend as BikerDons Triple rally and the CVMG Annual Vintage Rally in Paris ONT Canada .
I have now 11,500 miles on it .
Love the bike!

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  • no sh** 230 bucks

    looks great, sounds great

  • @mecwillhd

    Still running great with over 21.000 miles

  • Nice work!!! Bought an orange '72 H-1 in 1973 as my first motorcycle. A sick way to start. Smoked like a chimney. Screamed like a banshee. "Handled" like a bucking bronco. Easily blew off Harleys with more than twice the displacement. Used to show off by "kick starting" it with a flick of the hand. But mine only had one disc brake. Otherwise the same as this one. Does the double disc make it a "B" model?

  • @NCWharfRat

    The dual disc was an option at the time and it still is a H1B

    going on 20,000 miles now . still running great.

  • what carbs are those!

    nice to see this model in very good condition!

  • @tnerual888

    the carbs are Mikuni that came with the bike when new .

    The bike has almost 20,000 on it now

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  • Great bike! I have since sold mine for a quick and easy profit. I will have one again someday! Thanks for the comment...

  • @arielmanIan

    thats great to know that somewhere there is someone riding a 2 stroke bike in a still great condition

    drive safe

  • Drove one a long time ago. Kick in power, and lots of it. No steering or brakes though :)

  • Good to see the young riders starting to enjoy these Triples .

    They were fun back then and still fun today .

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