Can any help ID them??
Rob
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Front Mudguards Identification
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Front Mudguards Identification
Found these at the back of my garage, sure i got them years ago in a job lot of Kawasaki spares.
Can any help ID them??
Rob
Can any help ID them??
Rob
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Re: Front Mudguards Identification
The one with holes in the mounting bracket (bracket being separate) - looks like a Z1000R mudguard.
adrianhorsfield@live.co.uk
Sunny Bournemouth. Dorset. UK.
Sunny Bournemouth. Dorset. UK.
Re: Front Mudguards Identification
Hi rpeters
the one with the seperate bracket seems to belong to a Z1000J or Z1000R as Adrian mentioned.
the other one seems to be from a Z1000 MK2 ( chrome) or a Z1000H (painted)
GrtZ
Philippe
the one with the seperate bracket seems to belong to a Z1000J or Z1000R as Adrian mentioned.
the other one seems to be from a Z1000 MK2 ( chrome) or a Z1000H (painted)
GrtZ
Philippe
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