1972 Kawasaki G5 100cc

wo nice job! Is it finished? Im going to pick one of these up tomorrow.

 

I love the pictures and information on the crank seals. I did a search and came up with this link. http://www.motorcyclecarbs.com/kl/catalog/2003/302.pdf for crank seals and bearings. Are the seals on the left and right sides different sizes?

 

So what crankcase seals did you use? Just picked up a g3ssd and wonder if the part number is inaccurate now.

 

I have a 1972 Kawasaki 100 that I had hoped to restore but unfortunately am not able to invest the money. It would probably make a great parts bike as it was left at my late brothers repair shop. The owner did not return so I'm not sure if I can get a title. It's in fairly good shape and will crank with starter fluid but not stay running. It may need a new/rebuilt carborator. I am looking for some advice on the best way to list the bike and what its value may be. My brother had one just like it when we were growing up and I really wanted to keep it and get on the street, but unfortunately my brother passed away and we are trying to clean out the shop. This is the last motorcycle left.
Any help, advice, or direction would be greatly appreciated! I am located in Columbia SC.
Thank you!

 

I picked up a 1999 Kawasaki KE100 with less than 60 miles on it in 2015. It had been sitting in a shed since it was new and forgotten. Had some corrosion on it from being on the coast but overall it is in great condition. It has just under 300 miles on it now. What a fun little bike!