Kawasaki KZ750 Scrambler Build Time Lapse 

You took the time to build your own scrambler exhaust, massive respect

You're one of the reasons why I am getting a classic bike to resto-mod. Thanks for making such high quality videos and explanations - You deserve far more subscribers. LIKE IF YOU ALL AGREE!

Makes me miss my ‘78 kz650sr cafe. Balancing those carbs were always a royal pain. Nice build!

Love the build. Love how well the original tank came up after a couple of passes with the rotary 👍🏻

Custom building (the RIGHT way) your own seat and exhaust pipes.... those two little tasks right there showed a lot of the skill and care. Nobody does that, except you.......... great job......

My father owned a 1983 Kawasaki Ltd Z750. He died and my brother sold it. Breaks my heart. I could have totally built it into what you have built here. What a dream that would have been. This bike is absolutely beautiful 🤩.

So sick, especially love the exhaust and original tank!

You have really come a long way. Great job on this build. Nice drone footage as well.

Nice build. I got a 76 KZ750b. Its an amazing machine, with a little tlc, I've rode it season to season with little maintenance.

Came out looking awesome! Would love to do that one day.

Nice work! I've got a 79 750B. It's pretty much stock. Great little back road ripper.

Came out sweet. Seat, pipes, rear fender. Very nice.

Beautiful, very well done man! Enjoy it!

Really like this Kawa-scrambler. Respect, man!

Nice job man! God bless! Cheers from Brazil!

KZ's a favorite M/C...very nice enduro project!

Amazing skills and great taste!

Such a sick exhaust note

So nice dude! Great seeing new life put back into these old bikes

Taylor that build there is a piece of art! Hard to imagine that what started out as a very unattractive bike could be made to look so great! Congratulations very well done Cheers Robert

Impressive skills….both the build and videography! The exhaust system especially. Sweet!

Wow. What a beautiful bike

Excellent work!

Thank you for not putting on a brown seat and no back fender like everyone else does. Nice job!

Nice job. Beautifully up cycled by getting the best out of what was good about the original bike (that engine).

Beautiful build

Brings back memories of my kz900

inspirational. thanks for your vids i'm working on a cb500

Great work on this

Stylish and balanced one!

Thank you for the inspiration

Okay that exhaust wrap trick is brilliant.

I dig this project... I got a KZ750 twin from a buddy for a case of beer. He had it torn down and in several boxes, hoping to do a cafe build. I want to do a scrambler, but for now, I'm going to reassemble it and find out what works, what doesn't/what I want to change before I start modifying. Subscribing!

Nice work well done

I Love that Bike!😃

Amazing build sir :)

came out awesome, pipe is too close to the hip area, well it is what it is, great work again, following up close what you do, wish I was in states, I would definitly buy one of your makes. love the channel, very inspirational....

Great machine! Enjoy the bike life Cheers

Excelente trabajo, de lo mejor en transformación. Saludos.

fantastic work.

i love your work sir .. i love it nice build

Pretty nice. I just got a 77 KZ750B for free, got it going for not much money. I had considered a scrambler route but ended up liking the stock look.

Love it!

Awesome build mate. Really tidy package. looks amd sounds the business! 🤙 Your TIG welding looked pretty tidy too. digging the exhaust. Was toying with a similar style exhaust for my XS400 scrambler before seeing yours, but theres no way mine would be anywhere near good as yours 😅 the pipes and muffler just really nail that look on the Kwaka 🤙 People (purists mainly) will bemoan the pipewrap, but im a huge fan of pipewrap, it keeps the heat where it belongs and helps force those exhaust gasses out for better performance (and more comfortable riding!) 😉 I like how you kept the tank, the Kz is a gorgeous bike, and that tank helps to keep that dna in the bike, even though its now a formidable bush-basher 💪💯🙌

Hey man, I recently bought a kz750 twin and it’s a being a pain for me. Everything I hear and read says that these bikes have super picky carbs and that the air boxes need to be perfect. But by the looks of it yours ran perfectly without the box. If you have any tips please reach out.

Was a fun build to watch! Can't wait for the next one as well! Which bike you taking to the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride this year? (You got me to look into attending 3 years ago now. This will be year 3 for me in Denver, CO. Thank you for opening my eyes to the cause!)

Exelente moto maestro

I aspire to be able to do projects like this. I don't really know where / how to start learning, though. I'm just trying to finish college, then I plan to get my hands dirty. Anyways, thank you for the inspiration and great content. I'll be learning from your channel as long as you are posting videos.

Very envious of your man cave 👌🏻

Nice work simple not too much well done

Awesome!

F'n Sweet bro

What an incredibly beautiful landscape, where was this filmed? Love the bike too btw.

Idono about the exhaust placement. That thing gets pretty hot.

Great job 👍 I do have a question. I’ve never seen you address the issue of valve reseating when doing a top end rebuild. How come?

i'm looking to do this same thing with a gl 1100. i picked up a couple of them on the cheap, and i am in the process of tearing them down now. i can only hope it turns out looking as good as yours. but, i think mine will be less race, and more rat. but then again, i'm building mine to ride, not resell, and personally i'm definitely on the rat end of the spectrum. thanks for the tips, and inspiration.

What type of foam are you using? BTW thank you for making these videos!!! I just picked up a KZ750, most of the cafe work has been done 7 years ago. But It needs a few things. So again I'm so glad to see your videos

I'll bet there are some nice places to trailride in hill country.

Nice

Just wanna ask if u can share a parts list there’s a lot of parts that u have on the bike that would help me on my build plz

cool man

pretty! i would like it with street tires for long riding...

Hey Taylor, what jet sizes did you go with this project? Trying to figure out mine…

im doing this build on my kz 750!

why do you make all these bikes look the same, it looked so awesome as stock?

Nice build! Who made the seat?

beautiful bike. do you have a link for the shocks and tires?

Hi classic octane, how long can you ride it before she asks you for a little break? I have a kz750 1980 4 cylinder and on the road going at 60 - 70 mph every 45 mins the bike needs a 10 min break, bike looses power and overheats. Is it normal on this bikes or... Thank you, awesome bike

Soooooo Nice ,,,,,,,,,,,,

A UJM with all that crap on it is the Japanese equivalent of Sportsters made up to be tiny little Road Kings. Good on ya for leaning this joker out.

Late comment, but what size jets did you end up running?

I miss my 1980 KZ750

ever thought about making an exhaust like this for someone lol

Nice. I have a 95 cb750 nighthawk that's been converted into.... well, something different lol. It has nobbies, dirt bike fenders, handlebars. A tank off god knows what. I bought it that way, but have some plans for it. It's the Mad Max bike. So much fun to ride.

What rear shocks did you use?

Whoop!

Hill country of Texas?

The exhaust looks close enough to feel it, any plans to move it?

Please do something with a Yamaha XS650. My favourite bike.

In Japan! Muss is cool !

hey what rear shocks are you using ?

Are you selling this? Saw one on cycle trader same area as you are (austin)

Looks like a nice finished build but the video doesn't show much of the finished product unfortunately.

In germany, we say "geil"!!!

I'm working on repairing/restoring an 82' Kawasaki Spectre (KZ1100D) and now the gears are turning on ideas. I wonder just how insane and 1100 Scrambler that weighs over 500 Lbs would be... hmmmmm

Cool ***

I just bought one of these today ! 9,300 miles for $100. Old couple are clearing their house and found the bike and going to do some work. By any chance if I paid you could you make another exhaust like the one you made for this bike?

Can you give an approximate price of what it cost you to out this bike back in the road? I'm trying to compare my costs with others builds.

BITCHIN' CAMARO, BITCHIN' CAMARO!!!

how hard is it to find like maintenance parts like carb rebuild kits, jets, sprockets/chains and stuff of that sort for bikes of this age

What is the back Tyre size?

Where can i get those tires?

Anyone know how he redid the smog system or bypassed it

Ave it.....

ouaip! .....quel massacre fashion c etait tellement beau d origine !

The only thing I don't get is the tires look like dirt bike tires IMO.

I wish I had skills :(

Get some hand guards on that thing man. Wouldn’t want a busted clutch lever out on the trails

Hasta me dieron ganas de vomitar con ver esta moto

Respect the skill set, but WHY? Bobber it and run it on the street,,,,,