As far as I know I have the only Estrella here in the United States. I am looking for a place where I can purchase parts. I am looking for a front fender license plate mount, original seat and luggage rack. Thanks.

-Ryan...

Hi Ryan,

welcome to our small forum!
Now we have Estrella riders from all continents!

I have no contact to japanese sellers, but on our website we have a do-it-yourself guide for fender number plates. I attached a print pdf. You "only" have to find something to mount the plate and someone who makes the alu plate ...

You can also search for the seat and luggage reck on ebay Germany - but they are very seldomly offered.

CU
Andreas

I finally took some pictures of my bike here in the U.S. I'm having trouble getting them on the though. I'd like to have them added to the page for Estrellas in america.
http://img263.imageshack.us/i/dsc00835h.jpg/
http://img145.imageshack.us/i/dsc00834q.jpg/
http://img263.imageshack.us/i/dsc00833r.jpg/

Thanks!!

-Ryan...

Hello Ryan,

Thanks for the photos!

I updated the American site: http://www.kawasaki-estrella.com/html/i-america.html
I hope you like it. If not, please tell me which text you would like to have ...

You can upload photos here, but I think it is easyer for you with imageshack ...
You can click onto "Datei anhängen" which is under the "type box" (on the right side). Then a window opens. With "Durchsuchen", you can search on your hard disk and upload. Then click "Datei hochladen" to upload. The uploaded photos will be attached after you click "Beitrag Speichern" (send)!

But please don't upload photos with 3000x2000 pixels! Make them about 800x600 or 650x 480 before! We still have visitors without high speed internt. As I said: a imageshack link is easyer ...

CU
Andreas

Andreas,

Thanks for geting the picture put up on the site! Very cool! I haven't had her out in the summertime yet but I;m sure that she'll handle the heat well if the on e in Dubai does. I've been there before and the heat is comparabel here. The hottest it gets here is 115-120 degrees. I don't usually ride when it's that hot though. It's no fun. Hopefully I'll be able to get some parts from a friend of mine living in Japan. I'm planning on getting the tins painted. I'll put up the pictures when I finally do. Thanks again. Talk to you soon.

Hey Ryan, where are your brake disks? Thats intresting.
Your bike look very good.
Toby