Showing posts with label kawasaki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kawasaki. Show all posts
Monday, May 19, 2014
1974 Kawasaki Motorcycle Print Ad: "Eyes on the Road"
When your hands are on the grips of a Kawasaki Sports motorcycle, chances are your eyes are pointed straight ahead. Because you're more interested in the way you see the world than in the way the world sees you. At least you should be. Because s Sports motortcycle, as Kawasaki defines it, is as diferent from an ordinary motorcycle as a lively sports car is from a four-dor sedan. And, like sports cars, our Sports Motorcycles come in models requiring various degrees of expertise. Ranging from superbikes for super bikers to smaller Sports ikes requiring less experience, but providing no less fun. Three cylinders, three carburetors, and three exhaust systems are nine good reasons why each of the Kawasaki Sports bikes delivers plenty of muscle. Sophisticate suspensions deliver the roadholding Big brakes deliver the stop you need with the go you get. And little touches like brake wear indicators and lockable helmet holders, for safety and convenience, round out the picture. So check the Yellow Pages for your nearest Kawasaki dealer. Then feast your eyes on a class of motorcycles that make the difference between a ride, and an adventure.
1974 Kawasaki "Eyes on the Road" Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com
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Tuesday, April 29, 2014
1975 Vintage Kawasaki Motorcycle Ad - Let the Good times roll
We've always had a good time together, but that Saturday morning Stephen was up to something. He got up early, shaved, cooked breakfast - orange juice, waffles, eggs over-easy, coffee with real cream - and served it to me in bed. Very cozy. Then he set the tray aside, snuggled in close and told me the news. "This afternoon, I'm going to buy something I've always wanted."
"What's that?" I said.
"A motorcycle."
"That's nice. What kind?"
"A Kawasaki."
"Hold on, fella," I said, "I'ver heard about Kawasaki. You'll good-time yourself into the sunset and I'll neve see you again."
"But I'll send you picture postcards," he said snuggling closer.
"Forget it," I said, "you get a motorcycle, I get a motorcycle."
That afternoon he picked out his and I picked out mine, just my size and easy to ride. Anywhere.
Now we spend most of our week-ends riding together, and it's super. Especially finding those out-of-the-way places where we can take a picnic and enjoy doing anything we want. Just the two of us.
1975 Kawasaki "Let the Good Times Roll" 2-Page Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com
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Monday, March 3, 2014
1974 Kawasaki MC-1 - Growing up is dumb
Growing up is dumb. Growing up is when you get things you need for your birthday instead of what you want. Maybe I need socks and shirts and stuff like that. But I want a motorcycle. A Kawasaki MC1. It's small enough for me and a lot of fun. I'd always ride safe and careful. Jerry has one and he's always takin' off with his dad on Saturdays. And dad and I could take off too and find neat trails and have lots of good adventures. It doesn't even cost much. So maybe if I keep cutting the grass every week, keep doing stuff around the house, keep saving every penny from my paper route, maybe next year I can buy one. I mean, if I'm grown up enough to get three pairs of socks, I must be grown up enough to ride a Kawasaki. So how come nobody else understands that?
1974 Kawasaki MC-1 "Growing up is dumb" 2-Page Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com
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Monday, January 27, 2014
1966 Kawasaki Motorcycle Ad - with power performance that leaves the competition far behind
Make way for Kawasaki - powered by the resources and engineering capabilities of one of the world's largest manufacturers in the transportation field. Kawasaki. Beautifully balanced and proportioned. Every part engineered and fitted with precision care unique in the cycling industry. Step up to Kawasaki, the first sports cycle built without compromise to luxury standards. A full range of 2 and 4 cycle models from 85cc to 650cc featuring high-torque rotary disc valve ngines, full hub brakes, rugged rattle-free frame, an exceptional power to weight ratio, and the industry's highest standards of craftsmanship.
1966 Kawasaki - Make way for a new leader Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
1993 Cycle World - The Speed King and his court. Kawasaki's ZX-11 leads a superbike roundup.
Comparison - Honda CBR1000-F vs. Kawasaki ZX11 vs. Suzuki Katana 1100 vs. Yamaha FJ1200; A Superbike Like No Other - From Friedel Munch; Honda's Better Braking System; Superbike Shootout - Honda CBR900-RR vs. Suzuki GSXR1100 vs. Yamaha FZR1000; Kawasaki KLX650 vs. Honda XR650L; Test: Kawasaki KLX650; Features: Z Power! - from Z to X, a short history of The Big Kawasaki; Suzuki RF600-R; No such thing as handicapped; Dirt Dinosaurs - Oldies on Goldies; Solid Gold BSA; CB1000; Magna 750 1994 sneak peak; more
1993 April Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
1980 Kawasaki Z-1 Classic - a fuel injected first
Cover: Kawasaki Z-1 Classic - fuel injection makes LTD beauty more than chrome deep
Contents: Road Tests: Kawasaki Z1 Classic, Can-Am 250 MX6, Honda XL500-S; Features: Arrow CettaCycles 3; The 1980 Dollar chase; A taste of Nova Scotia; Mechanics Schools - profiles on institutes of wrenching; Honda GL1100 Interstate; Competition: New Season, New Hope; Technical: Belt-Drive Motorcycling; more
1980 May Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Kawasaki available at www.DadsVintageAds.com in the " Motorcycle Magazines" category
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Friday, February 26, 2010
1988 Egli Turbo Kawasaki - world's fastest street bike?
Question: What can you do with 280 horsepower pumped through 230-mph gearing and licensed for the street? Answer: Anything you want.
1988 Egli Turbo Kawasaki - world's fastest street bike? 9-Page Road Test Article available at www.DadsVintageAds.com
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
1972 Kawasaki 903 Z1 - Every Inch a King
Cover: Kawasaki 903 Z1
Contents: Road Tests: Kawasaki 903 Z1 -power beyond belief and that's only the start, AJS Stormer 410, Suzuki GT-550J, Suzuki TM-250J Champion; Features: The Dynamometer doesn't lie; Technical: Doing it - Dunstall 810 Kit; more
1972 November Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Kawasaki available at www.DadsVintageAds.com in the " Motorcycle Magazines" category
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1971 Kawasaki 350 Mach II and Kawasaki 500 Mach III
Cover: Kawasaki 350 Mach II & Kawasaki 500 Mach III - 2 ways to have 3-cylinder 2-stroke fun
Contents: Road Tests: Greeves Griffon 250 Enduro -it's tougher than any 45-year old head nurse you'd ever care to meet, Kawasaki 350 Mach II, Kawasaki 500 Mach III, Yamaha 250 DT-2 MX, Yamaha 360 RT-2 MX - Yamaha serves notice - they're deadly serious about motocross racing; more
1971 November Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Kawasaki available at www.DadsVintageAds.com in the " Motorcycle Magazines" category
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Monday, February 22, 2010
1969 Kawasaki 500cc Blue Streak 3-Cylinder Mach-1 - hottest production bike yet
Cover: 60-HP Kawasaki Blue Streak 3-Cyliner Mach-1
Contents: Road Tests: Husqvarna 360cc Sportsman Enduro, Kawasaki 500cc Blue Streak 3-Cylinder Mach-1; Road Impression: Charge of the Mini Brigade - Cycle looks at six mini-bikes; Technical: Fast Son of Avenger -conclusion; Features: 10,000 mile test Honda 160; Rider of the year - Bart Markel; more
1969 April Cycle Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Kawasaki available at www.DadsVintageAds.com in the " Motorcycle Magazines" category
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