It is not economically feasible if you intend to haul ass(ride,break,fix,repeat), way too many panels, parts are expensive, sourcing them is a bit of challenge but you can make do with several alternatives.
But in the end there's no motorcycle that can replace the ZMA, it oozes character which many motorcycle simply lack.
I've sold my ZMA when it was nearing the 60k mark on the Odo and I currently have a P220 that's nearing the 60k mark, compared to my ZMA my P220 is the better motorcycle which ever tangible angle you look at it from, be it features, cost effectiveness, spare availability and what not, but I can tell you wholeheartedly that it is a very boring motorcycle and given the chance to go back in time and choose my ZMA over the P220 I would gladly do so.

So simply put, if your heart aches for one, go for it eyes closed!
Ride Safe!
A.P.


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