BOUGHT a $300 AUCTION motorcycle, got it RUNNING in 4 minutes

[@BikesandBeards]

I only had 8 hours to find a cheap running bike from Craigslist, will it get me home? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHzKqKupbJuEhqs

[@TimTabb]

Huge fan! I watch all the time! Wishing I lived closer or had a way to get a bike cause mine just recently broke down and it's beyond my budget to repair :( it over heated and now lost power and won't run right. Was hoping to have it on the road it was my very first bike. 1982 kawasaki custom kz305 video of it on my channel

[@bennycohen3987]

I need a bike so so bad I live in Las Vegas I can trade you my mini bike for it it’s worth 750 stock and I’ve got ab 250 into it it’s pretty quick

[@bennycohen3987]

Also it’s a 2021 model the rb200 Coleman just released

[@j-stein2081]

I have a nice running and riding 84 honda magna 700 with title I'd be willing to trade you for anything!! Just for a chance to meet ya and learn more! The magna is my first bike! I live in Pennsauken nj!!

[@jpsapartmentcustom9541]

Your next low auction by I'll take

[@sskyles]

The KZ440 was my first bike. My neighbor gave it to me (in pieces). I spent a few months searching local junk yards to find the missing pieces (this was pre-internet). Bought a service manual, and learned how to work on motorcycles with that bike. Finally got it all complete and back together. Ran great and was a joy to ride. I rode it for about ten years, then finally sold it to a teenage kid who was looking for his first bike. Then I started collecting and restoring KZ1000s.

[@dalesworld1308]

"You miss 100% of the shots you never take" - excellent words.

[@stpbasss3773]

Excellent words the first 10000000 times I heard it.

[@maikharink6092]

From Johan cruif🧐 RIP

[@dr.crentist3155]

...my friend michael scott

[@vallester1650]

Wayne Gretzky quote.

[@Lucas-fe5jf]

@@vallester1650 Came here to say this.

[@rossdenver3761]

I’ll offer you the satisfaction of making the bike world traveled if you’ll ship it to Scotland for me. 😁

[@keizer3452]

Euhhh noooooooo go buy your own bike dude !

[@robgoodsight6216]

...good try though!

[@wasterdnb]

@@keizer3452 I lived in Bakersfield then caliente CA but moved to Southampton UK do I count?

[@ifyourethere]

Hey man, Been struggling with a bone disease this past couple years with constant broken bones so haven't been able to ride but your videos help a lot! Really appreciate you consistently sharing new content. Cheers from Canada.

[@just-dl]

Hey, M. - just said a quick prayer...hope to see you back on two down the road. All the best from Canada-lite, er, Maine! :-)

[@huntergremillion8092]

Hope you get better man 🤟

[@hamiltonsol]

Hey brother . I have AS. What is your bone disease called

[@simpsonkid100]

Hope all is well these days bro. Sending good vibes from BC kootenays baby 🇨🇦

[@TennRides]

I used to have a KZ440 back in the 80's. Man, I talked to that bike all the time, usually I was saying, "go faster, go faster, go faster or I'll sell you!" It didn't, so I did. Hahaha

[@oldschool621]

It would not be the first time someone unplugged the wiring at the auction to try and get a bike for nothing, the guy said it ran before he brought it there........Hmmmmm?

[@rustyshackleford309]

Especially because it started so fast too

[@ginganinja9135]

I've seen this on stuff like four wheelers and go carts

[@JustPeterSteel]

That's exactly what I thought when he found it so easily accessible and unplugged.

[@rotaryboots]

Seen it a dozen times in the last few years at auctions, for this exact reason. Broken vehicles sell for considerably less. Numerous times I've bought As-Is cars, and spent ten minutes plugging sensors back in and repairing wires thus making them 100% again.

[@AZ-iq6iv]

Hammer: $5. Knowing where to hit it with the hammer: $4995.

[@speedtofu2108]

Thats a weird offer but id take it

[@TheWhiteGuy82]

Story time. Back in Soviet Russia, a nuclear power plant was on the brink of meltdown. All the plant operators were at a loss as how to stop it. They called in a specialist. He got off the helicopter and he was lead down into the main control room of the plant. He looked over all the valves and buttons for a bit, then turned one knob. The plant returned to normal operation. 2 days later, the Soviet government received a bill for 500,000 rubles. They sent an officer out to question the specialist as to why he charged them so much for merely turning 1 knob. He replied: because I knew which one to turn. Value is not always merely found in how much you do, but how much you know.

[@Addy29plus5]

ThatOneGuy82 good story but I would like to know what event this is?

[@jasonrees6012]

sweet.

[@Mercy.96]

Stocks.

[@dizzydog4321]

My daughter is selling girl scout cookies I'll trade some of those 24 boxes

[@shakibm1558]

Roger that lmao best one yet

[@rhyswalton1909]

Girl Scout cookies in England thats a strain of cannabis that wouldn’t be a bad trade

[@KentRoads]

@@rhyswalton1909 it's all I can find fml

[@robertrogish1038]

I watched that commercial as a kid in the 70's and now have an 88 Kawasaki Voyager 1200 and love it.

[@DaSilvasaur]

I’m a teacher at SDOL. I can tutor your kids? C’mon man!! We teachers don’t make much $$! Love the channel though guys!!!

[@jordanlittle5391]

What if his kids are smart

[@crazypjk]

@@jordanlittle5391 then they would get smarter yet.

[@DaSilvasaur]

@Jordan Little if so, no bike I guess lol

[@nowthisis2stupid]

@@jordanlittle5391 Then his kids tutor him?

[@jestucker2268]

Found your channel recently, and had to subscribe, been going through the back catalog of videos and loving all the content. My first motorcycle was a 1978 Kawasaki KZ400/440... bought it in 1994 for $100, clean title and "Didn't run." Spent the winter tearing it down in my 3rd floor apartment (had 2 bedrooms, two bathrooms) - one bathtub was the recipient of many parts and component cleaning sessions. Taught myself to rebuild the carbs, change the fluids, replaced the brakes, new battery, and two tires, it ran like a dream. I rode it year round for three years as my daily commuter vehicle. I miss that little bike.

[@BikesandBeards]

That’s awesome glad you found us.

[@just101jamie]

“Other stuff” wait “nothing sexual” that had me laughing way too long 😆😆

[@cookyournoodle7085]

Sean you got the chilliest personality.... I swear to it that I want to be just like you dude.... Straight up... I think that's why all your fans like you so much

[@ryanm.191]

If bikes could talk mine would ridicule me

[@Woofnberg]

I treat my bike like my baby but sometimes I crash it.

[@murraykriner9425]

Just caught this presentation today. Remember all the KZ's, and always loved their looks. Haven't anything of value to offer for it, and my stable is already full of other's cycle catastrophes. I offer you my best wishes for all your efforts. Any time you can reacquaint humanity with the scriptures, you have my respect. Great things to you all.

[@CaptainCraigKWMRZ]

The Kawasaki 2 strokes from just before that vintage were the real runners! "Not a bad paint job, ...a few runs back here, but not bad." 30 seconds later, drops side cover on the concrete. I am sure there is a quote for that.

[@YTjndallas]

The 440s really hold their value. That bike could sell for $1,400 with just a little love. I own matching black 1983 Kz LTDs The 750 and 550.

[@bertzx9r894]

Z440 are very sought after now in the UK, dont know about other countries. I own two KZ250's myself. A friend of mine has a KZ440Ltd with the belt drive and fully restored it as it is again rare amd sought after.

[@scottishairguns93]

Had the kz400 ldt nearly broke my heart selling it for a 2012 sportster 72 luckily ive got the kz750 spectre in the garage

[@ericmessinger6707]

Bert A O'Gara I grew up riding the 440 Ltd. my first street legal bike at 16.

[@SportbikerNZ]

Good job guys. That Craig guy is the man. He's been great addition.

[@shadowydragonpirateninja]

I have a 1979 KZ400, and let me say I've been working on this hunk of junk for over a year and I'm just now getting close to having it running and roadworthy. Seeing you get it in four minutes makes me happy for you but also kind of fills me with rage lol

[@rogerwhite5061]

Back in the mid to late 70's throgh the 80's there was a lot of demand for these sub 500cc bikes . I've had a '78 CB400 and a 87' GS450L . There were tons of them , they could be made to go fast , quicker than the 500 triumphs and way more reliable and a good number got fairings and saddlebags/trunks . They are Great Bikes ! the KZ's were a bit faster and at 40HP it was more powerfull than either of the 400's I had ( 28HP best ) . Was enjoyable seeing one of these running again and good to know it was a simple fix on a bike with a good price . Thanks again for another great episode and keep up the great work and wishing all of you many years of safe and fun riding .

[@alanavery346]

This is the same bike I learned to ride a motorcycle back in 1979. I came from the Air Force in 1981 and bought a CSR305 Kawasaki and rode it till it died in 2001. I loved that bike and still waiting to be able to afford to buy another Kawasaki hopefully a Vulcan 900 LT. I love your videos and watch them all the time.

[@pumptruckjim]

Oh MY Goodness ! Vindication. I always new the answer was seven but no one believed me either. Stay strong Busa, stay strong..

[@robertmiller5735]

the answer to life the universe and everything is 42

[@TimHayton]

@@robertmiller5735 Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, nice.

[@jedrtdiaz001]

awesome vids. i really wanted a bike like that haha still praying to the Almighty for blessings for me to purchase a motorcycle for my Bible studies out of town. I love the fact that you post verses on your vids. God bless you and more power!

[@bansheemania1692]

Nice. I would buy it on a Wim but im 50miles away. THESE are the Bikes i buy drive sell . Great for Those mountain runs. Someone unhooked that on purpose, ghetto Security system.. I've done it on my shadow

[@hubertantenor4956]

I have nothing to offer you for this bike. I’ve never rode a bike before and your channel makes me want to. Thanks for the content! 🙏🏾

[@pansar86]

I have a kawasaki z440 that i ride to work with. Awsome bike! Simple and fun!

[@joeyshmoey8514]

I have owned the same model KZ440LTD for about 25 years, as one of several bikes. I think about selling it from time to time, but it is such a sweet running, comfortable, easy to ride bike that I can't part with it. I have a 1000cc Beemer, and several other smaller bikes, but the KZ440 is the perfect commuter and around city motorcycle. The low seat height and big padded king/queen seat is cushy. It can do 100mph, and the 6spd trans means that it isn't frantic at highway speed. You got a great deal on a fine machine.

[@the_real_MarcGyver]

Would be a perfect everyday ride to local work bike. Congrats on whoever ended up with this toy.

[@CM-xy7uk]

My buddy has a 1977 KZ650 that was beautifully kept almost no scraps or bumps looked brand new... until he dumped it. Still looks absolutely incredible for being close to 50 years old minus a couple chips in the paint and a dent in the tank

[@Keir333]

I resurrected a 1980 KZ440 that I rescued from a salvage yard last summer. Paid $90.00 for the bike, cleaned the carbs, replaced the rusted out gas tank, transplanted a headlight and turn signals from a Vulcan 1500 parts bike I own, and had that lil' KZ440 running down the road again in no time!

[@gtrevino50]

My first bike! Drove it daily to class and work - heat, rain, sleet (no snow, I was in Texas)!

[@alexandergutheil]

I had a KZ750 twin and they're super easy to work on and generally quite reliable. Loved my first purchase

[@roberttyndall6259]

Really good "episode" I'm bringing back the old terminology 😄 and yes let the good times roll, I love the old commercials.

[@tripled2757]

Im active army, i will give you a whole box of MRE'S, and army patches with your name on them.

[@davejordan6636]

TRIPLE D 👍

[@elijahbutterfield4869]

That seems sufficient

[@johncordell1628]

That's a great stand up offer

[@thunderstruck1078]

Asian beef strips

[@EverythingN.Nothing]

Probably a whole box of veggie omelettes

[@quadflopper1012]

Tip: if you have a stuck float on a gravity fed carbureted bike and banging on it with a screwdriver handle or wood end of a hammer doesn't fix it then undo the fuel line and push 19-20 psi of air through the line, it will remove any debris that might be stopping the needle from seating and also force the needle to start moving in case it was just hung up......

[@chrisbarlow2131]

Sweet! Just shows nearly all bikes will put a smile on your face.

[@johnwheeler2556]

Great bike,just think all the seasons that's passed so much change in the world,wind feels the same when your in it,I love them old Kawasakis

[@groversmith7365]

I have an 81 KZ440 LTD belt drive with 605 actual miles on it. When I get to 800 miles it will need the initial belt adjustment. Bought it new in Montana for about $2200 and before I even licensed it I took a transfer to Minnesota and promptly bought a Suzuki GS850. My wife said to keep the KZ for her to ride. Never happened. Then said hang onto it for our sons to ride. That also never happened. Now 40 years later I'm trying to decide if it's worth putting the money into getting it running again for me to ride. It's a beautiful bike and in great shape except for rust in the tank. And your auction bike started up better than this one ever did. Always cold blooded and took a while to warm up.

[@klote82]

Bible verses, very cool. I like that! I sold my 636 2 years ago to pay for my wedding & I've been praying to get back on two wheels for so long! Ugh wish I had something to offer! I was born in 82 same as the bike. Classic

[@robcraft1373]

You guys are awesome there at bikes and beards!! Enjoy the scriptures, and your right people just throw awesome bikes to the side bc of age. I absolutely love vintage 80’s - 90’s Japanese bikes.

[@stephenevans1091]

Y’all have some issues... How’s the weather today? Vroom... Vroom... Motorcycles are so stupid! But I will continue to watch and be entertained with the awesome stuff y’all are doing!

[@gahma8442]

Sean and talking Busa, still a better love story than twilight.

[@TomsTinkeringandAdventures]

Nice UJM, complete and clean. I got a free KZ750 s while back and got it going for $100, decent bike for next to nothing,

[@jasonknudsen815]

Here. Take a road trip on that bike to Florida we are racing Daytona this weekend get you in the pits and I’ll buy you dinner and buy you a plan ticket back home.

[@TejasToolMan]

AWesome vid! I put 20k miles on a LTD440 chain drive model back in 1990 from Oklahoma to Dallas every week, add heavy fork oil & pvc cuts for spring spacers it will ride like a big bike at 35-85 mph and prob last forever

[@Grandsport12]

How awesome (and, lucky) you all are with "fixing" auction bikes!

[@MassiveTrackHunter]

Brings back bad memories. Third bike was a KZ440. Worst bike I ever owned. Even the Kawasaki dealer could never get it to run right for more than a day or two. Mechanic told me the carbs were not a good match to the engine for some reason, which caused it to be nearly impossible to keep tuned. Enjoyed a few months of hesitation, bucking, stalling and trips to the shop for tweaks. Sold it for less than I bought it for. Next was an 82 CB750 Custom. Best transition ever....

[@hillbillyhicks8102]

That was the first bike I rode on the street back when I was 15 years old. I'm 50 now and ride a 2012 dyna wide glide. I would sport that bike. I have good memories chasing tail on that bike.

[@DistinctOgre]

So you had a better bike 35 years ago than you have now... 😉

[@hillbillyhicks8102]

@@DistinctOgre I can't knock the 440ltd at all. It was a fun bike to ride. But to be honest I love my Harley. Out of all my bikes have own and I'm not brand specific. I would say only my Harley stirs my soul. So to be honest I guess I'm becoming brand specific. But only because I love forward controls. I'm a tall person. I also love the rumble of the exhaust. I must also say the motor sounds tight and non metric sounding without any wierd engine rattling sounds. I ride Harley because I choose it.

[@DistinctOgre]

@@hillbillyhicks8102 Hey, it's your money. Long as you like it, that's all that matters. Ride on brother. Long as you're riding, don't matter to me if it's a Harley, an H2R, or a Vespa, long as you're getting a kick out of it.

[@hillbillyhicks8102]

@@DistinctOgre I would also like to get a crotch rocket because you can't ignore what then bikes can do. I mean my Harley tops out at about 120 and I would like to do 180 at least once in my life. But to be honest I can't afford to get hurt at my age. If I had a bike that I know could handle what ever I ask of it. Im afraid that my skill level is far less then what a 1000 liter bike can do. I've been riding 30 plus years and I can ride. But I'm not dislousional about my skill set. Also only paid $8300.00 for my Harley with 15000.miles on it. I put about 12,000 miles on it a year. Have 42,000 miles on it now. My biggest expense so far is tires. One set a year and that's running them almost to nothing. Been a great bike.

[@DeiHarper9361]

@@hillbillyhicks8102 600cc isn't litre bike fast, but it gets the job done. Get yourself one.

[@larryfromwisconsin9970]

My friend bought one of these in 1987 or 88. Kawasaki was advertising these as the least expensive midsize motorcycle. They were very slow and very slow sellers. Actually the dealers had unsold leftovers for years after the model was discontinued. I was riding "The King" at that time, a Kaw Z1 900.

[@normansmith9683]

I'll give you a box of Mike Bloomberg for president t-shirts.

[@richscott2090]

LOL

[@Leon-uh8lh]

Lmao

[@jeffchilders236]

Somebody has actually taken care of that bike it seems like it's in pretty good condition except for the paint the paint it doesn't look that bad I like it God bless love you my brother in Christ

[@m.g.540]

I had a KZ440 given me for repairing a outboard motor, the owner decided to adjust the valves and did it without turning the engine to the correct positions for each valve, he did not know about that stuff, hit the starter and bent valves, broke valve guides etc, pistons survived with a few knicks in them, the engine was apart in a box, it was beyond his capabilities to repair. Apart from that it was in nice original condition, It runs now, the air filter box was missing, try find one of those, just unobtainable, But it is a nice reliable ride, gas and go.

[@davidbranshaw3546]

My first bike was exactly like this. Had a purple faded fabric seat. I damn near replaced everything but the engine. But I loved it!

[@TheElectronMan]

Cool second bike I ever owned was a 1979 KZ440 LTD black and gold. Rode it for awhile the only real issue I ever had with it was the carb diaphragms cracked on it on apparently a common problem I remember they were like a 100.00 for the pair back in 1983 it was like crazy money to me, so I tried patching them well needless to say never found a glue that would hold up to gas so I ended having to buy them from Kawasaki. It was a great bike though really light. My third bike was a brand new Honda 550 Night Hawk talk about fast bike that gets no respect that bike was beast quick and fast shaft driven I had it to 138mph once and it had more to go but was enough for me...

[@moshpitmachine]

I got my first bike about a year or so ago, just before all the covid stuff popped off. Bought is a strong word though lol. I saw a guy listing a beat up Honda pc800 on FB marketplace. It sat through a few NY winters outside so it wasn't in great shape. The main thing though, it fired right up. Get this, I traded a Mosin Nagant rifle that I paid 89 bucks for at a gun show for this bike, title and all. All it needed to run was new tires, clutch plates, plugs and wires, and brake and clutch bleed. The rest of my winter was spent pulling off dry rotten plastic. I basically ended up turning the bike into a rat but I'm OK with that. It runs great and for an old safe queen rifle that I spent less than a hundred on I'm not complaining

[@CZ350tuner]

Went with a friend to buy one of the 1996 CZ 125 Cagiva period bike (the chrome quality took bit of a dive when Cagiva took over CZ!!) about 15 years ago. That was spotless but didn't start, so we offered £50 and the owner said, "Deal". It hadn't run for 2 years. Just stopped one day, so the owner said. We trailered it home. I removed the ignition switch and plugged the loose ignition spade connector (that I'd spotted when looking the bike over before we'd bought it!!) and it fired up first kick. Always approach any fault with anything thinking, "How would I sabotage this to make it not work like it is now if it was working fine before hand??".

[@scottpetersen8386]

You can buy small cans of bag 44k,it works great to get carbs straightened out

[@RemedyTalon]

I was given a 86' Honda Saber 1100 for free which I made run after rebuilding the carbs. That was a great bike.

[@BPDBRETT]

Great bike. I had one of these. Change the oil and occasionally the plugs and you were good to go for years and years.

[@squirrelrocket_official]

Blast from the past, my first street bike was a 1978 KZ650 in 1980. Back then the KZ1000 was the BOSS. Guys went crazy with chrome and headers. Man those bikes used to rip around! There were 5 or 6 of us that used to race around on them. My girlfriend back then saw the bike and wanted to go for a ride, I didn't buy it to cart her around so I took her up onto the highway and goosed it up to about 100mph and she never asked to ride again. I always felt bad about that. Flash forward 20 some odd years later and she hits me up on facebook, she sees pics of me all over the country on my Ultra Classic and tells me she never got on another motorcycle after that ride, so I tell her to go for a nice ride on the Ultra with me, promised I wouldn't go over the speed limit, she agreed and I took her for a nice day in the country and she loved it, chicks love riding Ultras. Can you guess where we wound up at the end of the ride? Lol.

[@jobe20001]

A friend just traded his on a new bike dealer gave him $400 for it. The bike had 7k on the odometer and was immaculate, original paint and chrome not even a scratch (bike looked as good as the day it came off the showroom). The bike even had new tires and chain. the bike ran perfectly he just wanted something bigger. Funny thing is it's currently on the dealers website listed for $2499

[@davichan9286]

"Nothing sexual" hahahaha The funny part, is you really need to specify that.

[@ASadP1ckle]

Lots of old hondas had 6 speeds back in the 80s too, including the 85 honda vf700s sabre im reviving currently

[@DenalisGarage]

@4:40 is the best, that feeling when you find that stupid little plug thats been hiding from you for hours

[@corydavis4139]

Just wanna say I love the way yall run your dealer ship the one where i live sucks they talked me into my first bike and its not at all a good first bike to be learning on but great work keep it up dude

[@RideAdventurous]

I think it has roller rockers and roller cams. I think they are very durable. I dig it!

[@bradendahlke197]

I just got an 86 Kawasaki eliminator 600 for $350, it need a lot of work but runs and idles if you push start it!

[@buster8847]

I used to have a 1983 z400j in line 4. With 8k Miles on what I restored. And sold it 5 years ago absolutely miss it used to sound amazing.

[@philspaces7213]

Hahha yessss Sean! Tight reference! 7:39 “Michael Scott” Also Does it look like that connector was unplugged at the same time as the repainting job?

[@ChristopherTindall]

That's great guys! My first bike was a KZ400 - nice t see you got this one going!

[@scottcooper7097]

This brings back memories. Back in the late 80’s, I owned a Kawasaki LTD440. I loved that bike and wish I still had it.

[@BIGNASSTAY]

Is that a trail 90 in the background when you were talking to the busa? That's awesome man! That was the first bike I ever rode. Love the videos!

[@bansheemania1692]

The z900s from that era are getting Great Money....Spark, fuel, air

[@KawaiPandaFTW]

I have an 85 z900, it such an easy bike to work on

[@slyfox_explores]

for the carbs, it may help to possibly run some treatment through it, its cheap to do, and just kinda see if it does anything helpful. My current bike, wasnt running perfect for a while, and ive been working on it, just fixed a vacuum leak, still not at 100%, but it does seem to be running better each time I take it out, so I mean, its never a bad idea to just try some carb/fuel system cleaning stuff

[@chuckguerin8141]

Awesome bike vid once again, and thanks for the enlightenment !

[@digschopper9321]

I had a '75 400, loved it. It needed the 6th gear. The 440 had the 6.

[@salangtiozukum137]

Mathew 5:5, my go to verse !!! Bless you Man for sharing weekly bible verse. Enjoying that part of the video the most

[@michelbrisebois4317]

Wow, a great looking little bike. I had a 454 LTD and I still miss it. If I was in your country I would surely make an offer.

[@anthonylaytart7629]

Do u still have that ol 440 kz I’m rebuilding my fathers bike he passed when I was 7 I’m 27 now I kept that bike to rebuild but can’t get parts easy

[@vincedibona4687]

I wish there would be more content like this nowadays. I have so many weird things I could offer for a great little bike like this.

[@donaldwilson6168]

My first bike was an LTD440 belt drive that I switched to sprocket and chain and rode until I joined the Navy! My brother liked it so much he bought a LTD 750

[@cleetusaune6544]

Your next super super cheap bike you get I want to fly down to you buy it and ride it back home to northern Michigan. (Mackinaw city Michigan) it’s a 800 mile trip. Good footage. I’m also a gear head so it can be patched together to make sure it makes its Up here. Think about it. lol god bless.

[@andrewchasse7965]

I had a red one in the 80s. Tons of fun on my first bike.

[@JoyBozz]

Here in austria in the boarding school one of the first things we learn is that a engine needs 5 things to run, fuel, air, spark, compression and timing. I also heard simplified version with spark, fuel, and air, but for you to just dont mind about the air is not that good in my opinion. Timing ok, thats not often the problem but we had so many briddle air filters / clogged air filters etc. to repair in my workshop that i would check air before compression. Espacially if you live in a region with a lot of mice.

[@DistinctOgre]

You can't have compression without air...

[@jasonwalker3209]

True! And good lord! That commercial at the end... that looked painful

[@geoffwalmsley3066]

Wow,took me back,had one in the late 80,s,really reliable bike,started First time.

[@wewsvideos6321]

Best motorcycles I've owned were an 83 honda custom cx650 and an 84 honda magna 700.... Love the 80's bikes but unfortunately I don't have a garage at home to get one up and running.

[@jaywilbur515]

The 440's big brother the KZ750 twin was a true forgotten gem!

[@rdsjr64]

I owned one of these in 1982 and then in 85 upgraded to the Kawasaki LTD 454 a little slicker and new faster belt driven version..

[@pasta-eo5mt]

7:30 When your helmet is worth more than the bike you're on.

[@Matty_Solja_Boii]

Same thing happened to me with the starter switch for a 2012 bike for £150 and i ride it daily absolutely love it

[@congerscott6064]

Nice little bike, wish it was mine, i'd ride it all the time, year around here in florida, great find for sure 👍.

[@tallboy2234]

A talking ' Busa?!?😮🙄😳🤔 I Love It!

[@tomcathex9140]

There is one grand in parts alone setting there with the kz440 lol Easy convert to Bobber or fix & keep original. Dang dude you hit the lucky spot on that little bike.

[@andyknight240]

You guys are awesome! I love Christian youtubers!

[@jonkling9742]

Trade a 92 dr350s, burnt the cam a couple months ago, currently half torn down but all there with a clean title, it has a 6 speed btw

[@joshkelly5265]

I thoroughly enjoyed the hyabusa talking

[@ZinoAmare]

That Kawi looks awesome.