1999 Kawasaki Concours ZG1000 with 29,534 miles located in tropical Minneapolis, MN $3500
2 min carb mod with over flow tubes cleaned and installed by Shoodabeen Engineering,
Exhaust cam sprocket, 7th gear unit, Factory Pro Shift Kit, Murph’s lower Goldwing foot pegs, Murph’s Accessory Fuse, Block, Murph’s Headlight Wiring Harness Upgrade, Bergmen Engineering Spin On Oil Filter Adapter, T-Cro’s stick coils,
Throttlemiester, Heated Grips, Powerlet in Dash, Highway pegs, Cee Bailey Windshield,
Hella F200 lights with an in fairing switch, turn on with high beam when switched on,
Hella F50 lights with an in fairing switch, turn on with low beam when switched on, OEM Fairing Extender Kit,
Givi E52 Monokey Case 52 liter top box, Helmet locks relocated to back of bike, Avon Azarro rear tire and Storm 2 front tire
$3500  You can PM me here or email me a gwb one three four 0 at ya who dot com
Thanks, Glenn

Any feedback? Am I asking too much?

Thanks,
Glenn

I would make you an offer if you were not so far away...and so tropical.

Nice upgrades! 

Where do you live? I could do a ride and fly!

I would make you an offer if you were not so far away...and so tropical.

Nice upgrades!

There was a bank up in Hibbing(waaaaayyyy up north) that use to give out bumper stickers that read "Native, Tropical Minnesota", with a pic of a palm tree. I thought it was cool.

Watcha gonna trade to Glenn?

Hey Brian,
I'm not sure yet, I bought a 99 ZRX and I'm in the process of putting it back together. I have thought about a C-14, dual sport or an old Harley project.
The problem is I only have room for 2 bikes at a time, or I would have a garage full of them! 
Maybe I should move out in the sticks, get a double wide and build a pole barn! I really like the COG group, the saying "come for the bike, stay for the people"
is really true.

I also have a Mean Streak rear wheel that is machined and ready to mount, Nomad disk, a C-14 rear shock, and a lowering link I was going to install
this winter, but work has been really busy.

When is the next wrenching session?

I am in SoCal.  Did a Fly n Ride for the 2000 Concours and both Buells.  BIG fun every time.  Selling one of the Buellers, so there will be room in the garage, budget, etc. 

But if there is a ridin' and a flyin' to be done...I couldn't have somebody else doin' it!

saxman

Glenn, you probably already know this, but de farkleing and selling most of the bits separately will probably net you more $$. What you are selling probably has most of the best and most desirable upgrades you could do. My best advice is to keep the bike and realize what you have is pretty special. If you sell it all together, this will be a dang good buy for someone. Low miles and all the candy. Wish I could buy it!

SOLD! Sold it locally through Craig's list

Thanks