This Kawasaki was known as the widow-maker... and it could be yours! (1974 Kawasaki H2B)

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Published5 months ago
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To Enter - https://theclassiccompetitioncompany.com/competition/win-this-1974-kawasaki-h2b-750cc-mach-iv-500-a-fantastic-example-of-a-2-stroke-legend/ Prize details 1974 Kawasaki H2B 750cc Mach IV – Stunning Example | Restored & Upgraded | Reliable Rider This 1974 Kawasaki H2B 750 Mach IV is a fantastic, well-sorted example of one of the most iconic and explosive two-strokes ever built. Presented in beautiful condition, it benefits from extensive cosmetic and mechanical restoration, including new green paintwork, Delkevic pipes, powder-coated frame, refreshed chrome work, and major engine work completed in recent years. The bike has had a recent rebore with Wossner pistons, a vapour-blasted top end, and a crank previously rebuilt by renowned two-stroke specialist Gary Clarke around 2,000 miles ago. It now runs superbly, starts easily, and has proven extremely reliable—an H2 that you can actually enjoy riding rather than just displaying. With its fresh finish, strong engine, and overhauled braking system, this is a very nice rider rather than a museum piece—exactly how a Mach IV should be. Why this prize is special This 1974 Kawasaki H2B 750 Mach IV is a stunning, freshly restored, and very reliable example of Kawasaki’s legendary two-stroke triple. With major engine work done, a beautiful cosmetic refresh, and performance upgrades, it’s a bike you can confidently ride and enjoy. A top-quality rider’s H2—strong, clean, and ready for the road. Free UK mainland delivery included. Key Features of the 1974 Kawasaki H2B 750cc Mach IV Engine & Mechanical Work Recent rebore with Wossner pistons Vapour-blasted top end Crankshaft rebuilt by Gary Clarke (approx. 2,000 miles ago) Strong, smooth engine that’s now fully run in Very reliable and excellent to ride Cosmetic Restoration New green paintwork Powder-coated frame Chrome refreshed or redone where required Presents beautifully Exhaust & Performance Fitted with Delkevic performance pipes Great sound with classic H2 crackle Chassis & Brakes Front brake system fully overhauled Rides straight, handles well for the model Condition Fantastic overall condition Well-sorted, clean, and mechanically strong A superb example built to be enjoyed on the road Status Historic vehicle – tax & MOT exempt

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