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Hello from gloucester

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Hi all just joined. had a look through the site some talented restores/ builders of bikes on here. I've just bought a usa import h1f :D . will post a pic when I can figure how to. Trying to decide if to restore or build a one off :?
I've been doing some research(if that's what you want to call it) about registering it I have the nova form but. i spoke to Kawasaki about a dating certificate and they said if frame and engine numbers don't match they wont send one and I would have to Q plate it , frame number is H1F34071 frame sticker is 7 74, engine is KAE30960 this doesn't seem to match.
I don't really want to Q plate it any help or advice if you can please. I also have its little brother in the stable KR1-S
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Get a dating certificate from Rick - then just register it (Once you have MOT & insurance) Easy
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Kawasaki aren't being very helpful there ... the chances of a 40 year peaky two stroke still having its original motor all them years later is slim :shock: So if the numbers don't match but are from the same year it gets a Q plate ! oh and welcome aboard its a great club Thumbs Up
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thanks for your replies, at least I can head in the rightish direction now. the man on the phone at Kawasaki sounded like he was reading from a script, just wasn't interested or didn't care :evil:
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You may struggle to get a dating certificate as the numbers you quote are non matching, the engine is a 1971 H1A and the frame is a 1974 H1E
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the stamp mark is H1F-34071 on the frame, but the white sticker by has 7 74 printed on it, all the letters & numbers all line up and the spacing is the same . Not sure about the engine number it could be a home stamp number. but it is a 40 year old bike
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The white decal with 7/74 on just means it was built july 1974 .... If I was you I'd look for some casings that come from that production year & then quote them numbers .. you need to google mraxl Kawasaki & all the info is on there ... :D I would look at casings around the 104071 range Thumbs Up
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Peter Mac wrote:The white decal with 7/74 on just means it was built july 1974 .... If I was you I'd look for some casings that come from that production year & then quote them numbers .. you need to google mraxl Kawasaki & all the info is on there ... :D I would look at casings around the 104071 range Thumbs Up
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GlosMick wrote:the stamp mark is H1F-34071 on the frame, but the white sticker by has 7 74 printed on it, all the letters & numbers all line up and the spacing is the same . Not sure about the engine number it could be a home stamp number. but it is a 40 year old bike
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The H1"F" stands for frame it doesn't mean that it's an H1F model

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Pete is right mate.............get some other cases. It may sound like a no go, but plenty on eBay. I got a set for a peacock gray 70 bike so they are out there. I'll look thru my stash and will PM you if I see any on eBay as I'm on it all the time. Good luck mate........don't give up hope as a set WILL turn up eventually Thumbs Up
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Hey Mick just looked thru my cases and I have a set 104008 !!! This may save you shipping a set from the US :D . Bottom case is damaged but I have another that could be used or you could get it repaired??? Whaddaya think???
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Re-stamp the number.
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Yeah I thought about that for the gray 70............and while it would posso never get picked up there's always the chance so I looked for another set. Thumbs Up
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Ah another thing H1a has no rubber mounts..............H1e does !!!!!!!!!!!!
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robh1f send me a pm on how much you want for cases and p&p . thought about re-stamping them but knowing my luck I would get found out.
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If you do decide to re-stamp anything, don't forget the world and his wife could be reading this thread :smt102
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Exactly my thoughts Simon !!! Mick I'll PM you tonight.
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