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Agrati was our importer up to 73?, When they went under
it took about a year for kawasaki to get its network up and running?
Hence our lack of 73models imported?
Sales figures as I remember for the UK were

A7 1969 =32, 1970= 34, 1971=40.


69H1=23 , 70H1=46, H1a=280. H1b=160, H1c=nil, H1d=20 H1e=200

S1=330, S1A=300 ,S1b=300

S2=111 S2A=165 (prob all S2"s as no S2A"s were sold in the uk?

H2=113, H2A=30. H2B =100, H2C=300.

Z1=51 . Z1A 300

Most of these figures (apart from H2C) were taken from a letter from Kawasaki UK to a member of the VJMC

I found this post looking back at the first page of posts on the forum in 2006!!!!
Perhaps RB could firm up these figures a bit better 10 years later??
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Wow, they are meager figures. No wonder genuine Brit bikes go for so much money.
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no A1 in UK :?:
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No figures for A1 or S3 or KH400"s on the letter from kawasaki UK :(
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666rog wrote:Wow, they are meager figures. No wonder genuine Brit bikes go for so much money.


Especially those H1D's Roger.

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Makes my UK S3s even rarer!
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TallyB wrote:
666rog wrote:Wow, they are meager figures. No wonder genuine Brit bikes go for so much money.


Especially those H1D's Roger.

:D :D :D :D
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I think I should feel lucky that I have a UK H2b :D

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RacerRB159 wrote:I think I should feel lucky that I have a UK H2b :D

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So, are the European ones, Left hand drive!! :)
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Only on mainland Europe, and then its only the headlight thats left hand drive :D
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