Clean ’91If you love the Kawasaki green, you are in for a treat. This is a clean 1991 ZX-7 with period correct modifications, and a blast to ride. 18,156 miles3 ownersAuction ends on Monday, Oct 2.Bidding was at $8,000 Friday night. SellerI have owned this bike for 11 years now, and I am the third…
1991 Kawasaki ZX-7 J For Sale on Bring A Trailer Here at RSBFS, you know we love everything twin. Twin headlights, twin discs, twin exhausts, twin sist… You get the point. This ZX-7J today features a couple of those things but the timeless twin headlight design is certainly a huge selling point for many 90s…
1989 Kawasaki ZX 7 For Sale on eBay! Would you look at that clean and green H1 goodness! #Tasty If you weren’t a fan of my last Homologation ZX-7R M1 post, perhaps this OG ZX-7 will tickle your green fancy pants at a clean and crisp $19,897.00 B.I.N. price 🙂 Not seeing any gooey chain…
10.4.2021: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc When you’re searching for very rare motorcycles in the very best condition, you sometimes need to cast a net that extends beyond local borders. Portugal might seem a bit too far for some but, if you’re interested in a bike like today’s Featured Listing…
Update 9.15.2020: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc ( In your best Rod Serling voice ) “Imagine if you will, riding a quintessential 90’s supersport around town, and attracting very little attention…” This ZX-7 with rather low miles is dressed up in candy apple red, and is in lovely survivor condition.…
Update 9.9.2019: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc Every once in a while it’s nice to see a clean, honest and awesome sportbike come across our screens that would be as comfortable as garage art as it would be on your morning commute and in the mountains, and this 1989 Kawasaki…
As slab and Slingshot Gixxers from the mid to late ’80s get more and more expensive and desirable, now is an increasingly good time to look to their competition to snag an equally capable but much cheaper mount. Early Kawasaki ZX-7s are a great alternative, with more forward-looking styling and a reputation as the baddest…
Kawasaki’s ZX-7 Ninja was known in other markets as the ZXR750, although I’m really not clear on why. Calling your “Fireblade” a “CBR900” makes plenty of sense if your target audience is more excited by technical names than by evocative ones. But shuffling a couple letters and numbers around doesn’t send a very different message……