Your Collection: Falta CZ 400
Sunday, May 29, 2011 | 11:00 AMThis weeks collections comes from Richard Fogel in Rutherford, NJ.
"This are pictures of my 1975 Falta CZ 400 project that took about 5 years to finish after all the changes along the way. It started out as a 1974 Falta 400, but as I collected/bought/sold/traded parts I ended up with a 1975 400.
As you can see, the frame was repainted, the wheels rebuilt, new plastic, seat pipe, Ohlin shocks etc. The engine has a complete NOS top end, wet clutch conversion and all new bearings and seals. The tank is a special one off tank which started life
a Maico Magnum tank that was narrowed to fit this bike."
- Richard
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Dungey woulda had a better finish on that. Very nice
My first MX bike was a 74 CZ400, Thanks for posting, hey DC any chance you can make the pictures a little bigger for us?
"CNTRL +" in browser
Nice shortcut! thx, still be nicer in 480 X 640...
Sweet ride Rich. I've raced mine the last 3 races and until today had 5 out of 6. holeshots. Makes some of the best power available, but a little on the heavy side or I'm further out of shape than I thought I was. Grant
News flash!! Dungey has just signed with the factory CZ team. Yes the red background on the number #1 plate will be his again after the next national.
I like this CZ very much