A motorcycle in excellent condition, just had some conservation work done. It works great, no additional work is required. It was 1972 and it was all true. The new Kawasaki arose many discussions, but it was unforgettable. Introduced in 1971 as the natural evolution of Mach III 500, the Mach IV 750 was initially simply named H2. The increased displacement enhanced all the sensations offered by the 500: the most burning acceleration at that time, a claimed speed of 220 km/h, power of 74 HP and an unique charisma, amplified by the unmistakable and threatening hiss produced by opening the gas. It was a bad bike that could not and did not want to go unnoticed. The three-cylinder, 2-stroke engine was really powerful. In terms of sensations, nothing on the market at that time could be compared to this bike which, surprisingly, given its performance, was also sturdy and reliable. Its 74 HP were pushing well over 200 km/h (claimed 220) and the acceleration was record-breaking. For condition details, please refer to the photos. This is a private sale. Papers: the bike has no documents for use on public roads. Before bidding, please check the vehicle registration rules in your country. Neither the seller nor Catawiki are responsible for a new registration of this vehicle. Transport is available at a rate of 0.5 €/km