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Kawasaki Z750S

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gt; Many of you who have been riding for a while may remember the UJM days. Universal Japanese Motorcycle, a term often used derisively back in the 70s and early 80s to describe those 'standard' machines that arrived on U.S. shores in droves. Though lacking the mystique of Harley-Davidson or Triumph, they were inexpensive, reliable, user friendly, and most of all, fun. These bikes were literally motojuana, a gateway to a larger addiction. If you took one or two puffs of a KZ400, you probably fell