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Style Typical of Air-cooled Z: Z1000MkII Custom

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Sanctuary's Z1000MkII

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Full customization of Z1000MkII. The overall atmosphere seems smart, despite the flashy yellow lines on the exterior.

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The lines are a gradation arranged from the Z1000H (Z1000MkII injection specification model) pattern. The custom parts include OHLINS RWU forks, OZ Racing forged wheels, and a SCULPTURE swingarm and stem. The functionality of the product is also very well incorporated.

Handle

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Light brackets are SANCTUARY Mechanic brand. The stem is SCULPTURE SP TYPE-1 and the offset is 35mm.

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The gauges are retained. The handlebar is POSH super low. The clutch is hydraulically driven, and the left and right master cylinders are Brembo radials.

Bodyworks

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Injection version of Z1000MkII (Z1000H) line in black and yellow, arranged in gradation painted by Angel.

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The seat is a Daytona RCM Concept seat optimized for RCM. The blinkers are replaced with smaller ones to create a smart look.

Engine

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Pistol forged Φ71mm pistons 1045cc spec "Life Package" (durability-oriented specs) engine. The ignition is a Uotani SP II, and the oil cooler is a NITRO RACING x EARLS 11-inch 13-stage.

Intake & Exhaust

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The carburetor is set to TMR's Φ36mm, which is the basic menu for RCM-Z. Dual stack funnels and other detailed specifications can be selected according to the customer's preference.

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The silencer is NITRO RACING steel megaphone which is Cerakote finished to greatly improve durability.

Chassis

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The frame is also treated with SANCTUARY ST-II reinforcement and inline treatment for the chain track. The step kit is by NITRO RACING.

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Front forks are OHLINS RWU with NITRO RACING fender. Front brake caliper is Brembo 4-piston black and discs are combined with RCM Concept Φ320mm.

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The swingarm is a SCULPTURE RCM-specific wide swingarm, and the drive chain is a narrow body type EK530RCM Black & Gold.

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Rear shocks are OHLINS Legend Twin. Rear brake caliper is by Brembo and brake disc is SUNSTAR. Lines are Allegri.

Gallery

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Specifications

Part Details
Engine PISTAL RACING Φ71mm Pistons
NITRO RACING NITRO RACING EARL'S Oil Cooler Kit
Carb / Intake YOSHIMURA MIKUNI TMR36 Carburetor
Exhaust NITRO RACING 4In1 Machine Bent Steel Megaphone EX Exhaust
Frame SANCTUARY ST-ll Frame
SCULPTURE 17 Inch Exclusive Wide Swingarm Silver
Brake Brembo 14RCS Radial Brake Master Cylinder
Brembo Axial Cast Caliper
SUNSTAR Premium Racing Front Disc Rotor Φ320mm
Brembo P2-RS84 Rear Brake Caliper 84mm
SUNSTAR Rear Brake Disc
Wheels OZ Racing GASS RS-A Forged Aluminum Wheel 3.50-17
OZ Racing GASS RS-A Forged Aluminum Wheel 6.00-17
Suspension OHLINS RWU Front Forks
OHLINS Legend Twin Rear Shocks
Drive System SANCTUARY EK & NOBLEST 530 RCM Chain (BK / GP)
Handle / Steering SCULPTURE SP Stem Kit For MK-2 / FX Φ43 Fork [Type1]
YOSHIMURA PRO-GRESS2 Multi-temp Meter
POSH Super Low Bar
Brembo 16RCS Radial Clutch Master Cylinder
Seat DAYTONA [DAYTONAxAC SANCRTUARY] RCM Concept COZY Seat
Bodyworks SANCTUARY MECHANIC BRAND Light Bracket
Electrical AS Uotani SPII Full Power Kit

About SANCTUARY

SANCTUARY is a custom builder that is good at Vintage motorcycles like Z1,Ninja and KATANA. They sell special parts which were born from trial and error that mechanics had repeated mounting and testing

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