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Motor officers in ''[["CHiPs"]]'' ride [[Kawasaki]] | Motor officers in ''[["CHiPs"]]'' ride [[Kawasaki]] Z1-P & KZ900-C2 in seasons 1 & 2 and KZ1000-C1 from season 3. | ||
[[Ponch]] almost won the street model (a 1978 Kawasaki Z1-R) on a game show in "[[Name Your Price]]". | [[Ponch]] almost won the street model (a 1978 Kawasaki Z1-R) on a game show in "[[Name Your Price]]". | ||
[[Image:Chips201116ql6.jpg|thumb|left| | [[Image:Chips201116ql6.jpg|thumb|left|Z1-P]] | ||
[[Image:Chips305144bs4.jpg|thumb| | [[Image:Chips305144bs4.jpg|thumb|KZ1000-C1]] | ||
Producers used the same trailer for filming in season 3 as they did in the first two seasons. The bikes on the trailer were still KZ-900. Because the difference would be visible, they removed the KZ900 windscreen and put a | Producers used the same trailer for filming in season 3 as they did in the first two seasons. The bikes on the trailer were still KZ-900. Because the difference would be visible, they removed the KZ900-C2 windscreen and put a KZ1000-C1 windscreen on the bikes but they forgot to replace the pursuit lights (they are bigger on the KZ900) and the metal frame below the headlight (missing on the KZ900-C2). | ||
[[Image:Foto 3b.jpg|thumb|left|Bikes on a trailer for filming]] | [[Image:Foto 3b.jpg|thumb|left|Bikes on a trailer for filming]] | ||
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In mid '70s [[CHP]] tested other motorcylces such as Moto Guzzi Eldorado, Honda 750 four and Suzuki 850 (this last one can be seen in the background at [[Central]] parking lot in many episodes of the second season), all those motors looked really similar because of the Department specifics such as saddle bags, radio box and pursuit lights, so it is not easy to spot the differences. In "[[The Matchmakers]]" a CHP veteran still rides a Harley Davidson. | In mid '70s [[CHP]] tested other motorcylces such as Moto Guzzi Eldorado, Honda 750 four and Suzuki 850 (this last one can be seen in the background at [[Central]] parking lot in many episodes of the second season), all those motors looked really similar because of the Department specifics such as saddle bags, radio box and pursuit lights, so it is not easy to spot the differences. In "[[The Matchmakers]]" a CHP veteran still rides a Harley Davidson. | ||
In ''"[[CHiPs '99]]"'', the chippies ride new BMW R1100RT-P motorcycles. | In ''"[[CHiPs '99]]"'', the chippies ride new BMW R1100RT-P motorcycles. | ||
Erik Estrada owns one of the | Erik Estrada owns one of the KZ1000-C1 used in the series. | ||
[[Image:Chips9916wm5.jpg|thumb|center|BMW R1100RT-P]] | [[Image:Chips9916wm5.jpg|thumb|center|BMW R1100RT-P]] | ||
Revision as of 08:37, 25 March 2016
Motor officers in "CHiPs" ride Kawasaki Z1-P & KZ900-C2 in seasons 1 & 2 and KZ1000-C1 from season 3. Ponch almost won the street model (a 1978 Kawasaki Z1-R) on a game show in "Name Your Price".
Producers used the same trailer for filming in season 3 as they did in the first two seasons. The bikes on the trailer were still KZ-900. Because the difference would be visible, they removed the KZ900-C2 windscreen and put a KZ1000-C1 windscreen on the bikes but they forgot to replace the pursuit lights (they are bigger on the KZ900) and the metal frame below the headlight (missing on the KZ900-C2).
In mid '70s CHP tested other motorcylces such as Moto Guzzi Eldorado, Honda 750 four and Suzuki 850 (this last one can be seen in the background at Central parking lot in many episodes of the second season), all those motors looked really similar because of the Department specifics such as saddle bags, radio box and pursuit lights, so it is not easy to spot the differences. In "The Matchmakers" a CHP veteran still rides a Harley Davidson. In "CHiPs '99", the chippies ride new BMW R1100RT-P motorcycles. Erik Estrada owns one of the KZ1000-C1 used in the series.
