G'Day,

You already have a pic of my ZG1300 on your web site but thought I'd send you a few pics of my camper-trailer which I tow behind my 1300.  Recently I towed it from Queensland to Sydney and return, covering over 2600km.  The old girl towed the trailer without fuss.  The only noticeable difference between towing and solo is the fuel consumption which increased markedly.

Cheers,

Lance Haslewood

I have been looking at your website which is most impressive.

My interest in the Z1300  started when they came on the market  early 1979 here in Australia.

A nice example came my way in 1990 and since then I have owned quite a few, and now have a small collection of the three you see in the photographs attached.

The U.S.  K.Z.model has 21,000 miles on it and is in really good  original condition.

The red '79 model has been professionally restored from a wreck, it is a bit of a special with a six into one on it, and the '86 fuel injected model is in pristine condition, having been well looked after by it's previous owners, I have known the bike since the early '90's and purchased it from a friend in 2004, sold it, and bought it back last year,( welcome home)

Congratulations on your great website, I will keep a lookout for it in future.

Cheers

RON WESTE.

Hi to all 1300 owners my name is Steve Templer I live in South Australia and have been riding my KZ1300 A3 for some years now but over the past couple years my back has been giving up on me so I decide to turn the 1300 into a trike it has taken about 12 mouths but it finish so I am sending you some photo's of it I hope you like it.

 

Best Wishes from the land down under

My '1300' is a one-owner having bought it in Sydney in 1988.  I've kept the bike reasonably standard over the years but recently fitted an Autocom system with which I run a UHF CB, MP3 player/radio as well as mobile phone connection.  I have also fitted a Daylight/Running Light Unit which is designed to make my bike more visible.  Hopefully soon I'll be fitting engine bars to give the bike that little bit of added protection.  I live near Woodford, a small town located in the foothills of the D'Aguilar Range about an hour's drive north-west of Brisbane.  I also belong to the Ulysses Club Incorporated which is a club for motorcyclists over the age of 40.  Instituted in Australia, the Ulysses Club has over 30,000 members with clubs now established in New Zealand, Indonesia, the USA and I believe the UK.  See www.ulysses.org.au for more info about the Ulysses Club.

 

"Kawasaki, let the good times roll"

Lance Haslewood