Beautiful Survivor, Hard to Find and Collectable, 1973 Kawasaki Z1 900

Introducing the motorcycle that revolutionized the performance motorcycling world, the 1973 Kawasaki Z1 900, famously known as Project "New York Steak". Bursting onto the scene in 1972 and hitting the streets as a 1973 model, this legendary machine is hailed as one of the first superbikes, setting an unparalleled standard in both performance and engineering. Beneath its sleek exterior lies a powerhouse of a heart, a 903cc, air-cooled, inline four-cylinder engine, boasting the innovative double overhead camshafts (DOHC) technology—a true marvel of its time. With around 82 horsepower at its command and a 5-speed transmission ensuring seamless gear shifts, this beast propels riders to new heights of exhilaration. Safety is paramount with its front disc brakes, offering unmatched stopping power, while its top speed of over 130 mph promises an adrenaline-fueled ride. Crafted with a distinctive four-into-four exhaust system and an aggressive design, it became the epitome of 1970s motorcycle culture, revered for both its performance and style. But its impact extends far beyond its era, shaping the future of high-performance motorcycles. This Z1, boasting originality with minimal signs of wear, is a rare gem. With a turn-key readiness to ride, it beckons to those who seek the thrill of owning a piece of history. Don't let this opportunity slip away—the hunt for such pristine specimens grows ever more challenging. Secure your piece of motorcycling history today!