Kawasaki Classic Motorcycles for sale

About This Bike: Please call us for full details. This is the bike featured on the front cover of Classic and Motorcycle Mechanics in July 2017. Inside was a four page article about this beautiful bike. Nickel plated fra...

About This Bike: 1977 Kawasaki Z900 fantastic fresh rebuild including full paintwork. All parts are either new or professionally renovated. This is a must view bike. CLASSIC BIKES WANTED 0114 252 5400...

About This Bike: Built to a very high standard, this bike has flawless paintwork and subtle, period modifications like the Kerker 4-into-1 exhaust and powder coated rims with stainless steel spokes. Th...

About This Bike: Full description coming soon. Please call us for full details. CLASSIC BIKES WANTED 0114 252 5400 FINANCE & NATIONWIDE DELIVERY AVAILABLE THE STEEL CITY ...

About This Bike: Kawasaki Z1, an early production model restored to the highest standard. Everything is either new or renovated. Viewing is essential as this must be one of the very best bikes out there.

About This Bike: Full description coming soon. Please call us for full details.   CLASSIC BIKES WANTED 0114 252 5400 FINANCE & NATIONWIDE DELIVERY AVAILABLE

About This Bike: Full description coming soon. Please call us for full details.   CLASSIC BIKES WANTED 0114 252 5400 FINANCE & NATIONWIDE DELIVERY AVAILABLE

About This Bike: - Stunning condition throughout including all chrome and paint. Very low mileage with all MOT history to verify. Comes with a rare genuine Z1 owners manual. Please cal...

About This Bike An outstanding Kawasaki Z1000R Eddie Lawson Replica now available at Steel City Classics Sheffield. This is a UK registered bike benefiting from a careful partial renovation inclu...

About This Bike Standard, original bike in amazing condition for the year. All original fastners, paintwork is good throughout, a must see motorcycle. To think of the GPZ ...

About This Bike Kawasaki H2 750. A monster of a two stroke which has a 3 cylinder air-cooled engine. This was know as 'quite a frightening motorcycle' back in the seventies!