KZ1300 USA Club

General info about our club -

Welcome to the largest and most informative site for the 6-cylinder Kawasaki Z1300 on the net! This club was officially formed in February 1998 and has since grown to include over 500 members worldwide. The site covers 2 domains, kz1300.com and zn1300.com, together hosting right at 20,000 html and image files! The primary purpose of this site is to bring more buyers to the sellers of 1300's, and for those of us that own one, help everyone find technical information or parts we need to maintain our bikes. I hope you'll appreciate the work that goes into a site that focuses specifically on the 1300, to bring buyer, seller, parts, tech info, and other resources together for a common goal. And it should go without saying, that this site is open to all 1300's whether they be the KZ1300, ZG1300, Z1300, or Voyager ZN1300 models.

You can run a free "text only" bike, parts, or wanted ads on our bulletin boards that gives a link to an existing site that has your bike on it even if your existing site has pictures, so you can build and host your own ad page and link it to mine for free! Please don't link to any site where the buyer would have to do a search first to pull up your existing ad unless you provide the proper search terms to pull up the Z1300 ad they'll be looking for. I would prefer all ads to have a direct link to a page with a Z1300 or Z1300 parts for sale.

ADS MUST BE FOR 1300's ONLY!

It is strictly against our posting rules to use any email addresses contained on this site to mass market information to. All text, pictures, email addresses, technical information, or other material contained within this site remains the property of the KZ1300 USA Club. Express permission must be granted by David Ewing at david@kz1300.com for it's use outside of this domain.

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View the old clubhouse - outside : inside

Old KZ1300 Club headquarters in Tomball, Texas as of 1/04.

Webmaster at work, Be advised! Road is always under construction!

Speaking of construction... watch out for falling trees too! Some of our members are weekend lumberjacks and I wouldn't want to see anyone get crushed!