Where can I buy Kawasaki parts for my bike?
Another great advantage of BikeBandit.com is how our library of parts schematics and machine tracker tool allow you to log on, enter the model and year of your bike, and find the exact Kawasaki motorcycle parts and accessories you need. Even better, they are all in stock and ready to be shipped immediately.
What do you love about a Kawasaki motorcycle?
The thing you love the most about your Kawasaki is how it handles the open road, the feel of it as you rev the engine and roll across the plains. It simultaneously leaves you in peace and pumps you up. You ride it everywhere, from your morning and evening commutes, to your day-off errands to your long-distance, leisure-time trips.
What kind of tires do I need for my Kawasaki?
From the Vulcan 1500 Classic to the KX125, we have all of the sleek, sport, and high-mileage Kawasaki tires you will ever need for your mean street machine. In addition, with delivery free on all orders over $99, ordering from us online is a no-brainer.
What makes a Kawasaki bike your pride and Joy?
Your Kawasaki is your pride and joy. It’s what gets you to work and clears your head with blasts of fresh air on weekend road trips across the wide-open USA. That’s why you chose it and why you take such good care of it. It’s also why you look to BikeBandit.com to help you keep it in killer road shape.
Are there any old Kawasaki bikes for sale?
Questions call Jim (724)433-5415 SEE MY OTHER BIKES I HAVE LISTED FOR SALE This is a very nice, mostly original 76 KZ900 A with 24, 900 miles. Has all the hard to find items like stock airbox with silencer, emergency flasher and turn signal beeper. Bike runs well with no issues.
What kind of tires do Kawasaki motorcycles have?
NEW CHAIN, SPROCKETS, YUASA SEALED BATTERY, ALSO NEW CONTINENTAL GO TIRES. FRONT FORKS REBUILT WITH NEW SEALS, OIL AND DUST COVERS. TAIL PIPE, WRAP AROUND PIPE, TURBO HOUSING, BRAKE PEDAL, SHIFTING LEVER, STARTER COVER WERE RECHROMED.
What kind of bike is 1978 Kawasaki z1000z1r Turbo?
1978 Z1000Z1R Turbo An amazing time warp Kawasaki. In fantastic condition except for two patches on the seat. Supposedly one of the first 10 converted in the US and one of the very first few with the log pipe manifold and the oversized down pipe by the wastegate. Also the original fuel pump under the seat which is an extremely rare item.
What kind of spares do I need for a kawasakiar?
KawasakiAR 50 C4 50 cc 86 KawasakiAR 50 C5 50 cc 87 KawasakiAR 50 C6 50 cc 88 KawasakiAR 50 C7 50 cc 89 KawasakiAR 50 C8 50 cc 90 KawasakiAR 50 C9
How many CC does a kawasakiar have in it?
Model Year KawasakiAE 50 A1 50 cc 81 KawasakiAE 50 A2 50 cc 82 KawasakiAR 50 A1 50 cc 81 KawasakiAR 50 A2 50 cc 82 KawasakiAR 50 C1 50 cc 83 KawasakiAR 50 C10 50 cc 92 KawasakiAR 50 C2 50 cc 84 KawasakiAR 50 C3 50 cc 85 KawasakiAR 50 C4 50 cc 86 KawasakiAR 50 C5 50 cc 87 KawasakiAR 50 C6 50 cc 88 KawasakiAR 50 C7 50 cc 89 KawasakiAR 50 C8 50 cc 90
Can a zx9r be used on a post 97 Kawasaki 750?
Post ’97 ZX9R engines will not fit as the engine mounts are very different! The wiring harness of the ZX9R is pretty much identical to that of the 750, but you do need the ignition box of the ZX9R as the 900 motor does not rev as high as the 750 (hence you could blow it up if you use the 750 box).
Do you need a different ignition box for a zx9r?
You need an engine from a ’94-’97 ZX9R. Post ’97 ZX9R engines will not fit as the engine mounts are very different! The wiring harness of the ZX9R is pretty much identical to that of the 750, but you do need the ignition box of the ZX9R as the 900 motor does not rev as high as the 750 (hence you could blow it up if you use the 750 box).
Are there genuine Kawasaki parts on the market?
Kawasaki Genuine Parts are the only parts on the market specifically engineered and tested to fit your Kawasaki vehicle. They undergo comprehensive evaluation to ensure the hightest quality and durability standards to help maximize the life of your vehicle, and give you peace of mind that your Kawasaki is always operiating at peak performance.
Can a 91 / 92 Kawasaki ZX9 be converted to 900cc?
The ’91/92 (J/K) airbox will fit, but is also likely to require a fair amount of modification to flow enough air for the 900cc motor. Some converted J/K models run without box and filter, but the idea of running without air filter frankly scares me. The zx9 motor should also come with a water reservoir on the side.