Kawasaki Triples Club

2 years and 2 months later we have a new rider:



Harv had to take it for a spin, you'll have to click on it.




Big thanks go to:

RB for flogging us the bag of shite in the first place

Very big thanks to John Edge for helping us with putting the frame to rights and all the other bits he helped/advised us with :smt023
Gary Horsman for his NOS parts from NZ/UK - top man
Repro Decals - can't fault their service
Glyn Fisher for the polishing
Bob Cooper - Stafford, for the chroming
Dave Higgs for his pipes
Wolfie who helped me with the lectrics

And any others that we have had parts/advice from - thank you.

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That's a cool looking bike, very nice job

That looks lovely Ali + Harv..I really like the colour as well..If it was mine i would blank off the reflectors on the headlamp ears and tail piece with small black grommets..or use orange indicators..That said a special is a special and its the interpretation of the builders idea and that looks brill. :smt023

well done :smt023

like it :smt023 :smt023 :smt023 tartan

Looking good :smt023

oil pump cover

Haha Ali, not put it on yet, wanted to make sure the oil was going through ok, got to get mirrors and a steering damper yet also
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Harv. ive been watching this project closely youve done a good job Rich

Hey what about Angels input, husband & wife effort - we did it together :lol

Thanks tho, he's a good un my Harv :smt023

It looks brilliant :smt023
You didnt want a new bathroom anyway Al

That paint job is superb

And a big thanks to Malc Anderson who added his input on my idea on the decals :smt023

New bathroom coming next year

Love the colour.. Very nice bike you got there :smt023

I have an empty space in my front room now, and it does seem very empty. I suppose I best put the table and chairs back... but I could put my KH250 B2 there tho

Gra (Wolfie) it's not grey it's green or blue dependent on the light.

wow that is stunning what a great colour :smt023

why put your living room back together just start another bike you know you want to

So how does it feel having a bike you built as opposed to one you bought already done?

NICE work guys.............will it be coming darn sarf next year???? :smt023

Gerald, obviously we are not experts just enthusiasts and thought we would buy a 72 H2 project to have a go at doing it ourselves. The H2B we bought already restored; albeit a few things had to be changed as you know. The 72 H2 well, it has been an experience, it was well worth doing, you learn by experience as they say - would we do it again? I still have my KH250 B2 that needs sorting and a B5, but I want my living room back We'll see :smt023 and Harv keeps mumbling on about H2C - I won't repeat the words on here that I reply

sweet angel wrote: I still have my KH250 B2 that needs sorting and a B5,

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I still have my B5 that wants restoring . . . . if anyone is bored this winter and fancies a project

sweet angel wrote:Gerald, obviously we are not experts just enthusiasts and thought we would buy a 72 H2 project to have a go at doing it ourselves. The H2B we bought already restored; albeit a few things had to be changed as you know. The 72 H2 well, it has been an experience, it was well worth doing, you learn by experience as they say - would we do it again? I still have my KH250 B2 that needs sorting and a B5, but I want my living room back We'll see :smt023 and Harv keeps mumbling on about H2C - I won't repeat the words on here that I reply

Garage? Shed? Go on.....you know you want to really!