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Cycle News 1976 03 02

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IChuravy up! No Halm done~ ················ : It~ notyour Falta. . ...... -~----""l"--I ~ r- ~ C'I CORRECTIVE SURGERY & RACE LIFTING THE cz ...t:: u :... ro ~ x o U III Z Z OJ c i::-..iI~~J > 'o .." o III 1WoIl:i:lIi,;l;,;.ilIIlE;;l~";;;';;;;';~';"" .-. 26 """' ....._ _"';;;;':;"':;""""";":::';';"J ~ The South Bay modified CZ-can be built from any model from 125 to 400 and any year from 1970 on . Our test bike ran a stock engine, except for the center port exhaust, but reed-valved and breathed on versions are available. Horsepower means cubic dollars. The beauty of the modifications are that they work and are aesthetically appealing. The project starts by throwing out the fenders, number plates, carburetor, pipe , shocks, swing arm, rear sub-frame, lower front frame, intake manifold, ignition, handgrips and old paint. The old industry standard, CZ, is not dead . Take it out of you r garage, or pick one up in the want ads for a meager price and South Bay can update it int o an ultimately reliable play bike or race machine. The fact that you can roll any old c1apped-out Sleaz-ee into a shop and blast out on a blue frame, center port, cantilever shocked sanitary CZ for a reasonable price is mota-frying.

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