On my list of wants are..............
A kick Starter,
A standard seat complete, that either needs recovering or is ready to go.
A wiring diagrame or Maintenance disc.
A main stand.
Thats it for know I think.
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Z650 has arrived.
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Z650 has arrived.
Righty ho, My Z650 C3 has finally turned up.
On my list of wants are..............
A kick Starter,
A standard seat complete, that either needs recovering or is ready to go.
A wiring diagrame or Maintenance disc.
A main stand.
Thats it for know I think.
On my list of wants are..............
A kick Starter,
A standard seat complete, that either needs recovering or is ready to go.
A wiring diagrame or Maintenance disc.
A main stand.
Thats it for know I think.
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Hi Baz,
You can download a Z650 Owners Manual to go under the seat, A Full Parts List with exploded diagrams, and the complete Kawasaki Service Manual for the early models.
All free for you and should get you off to a start.
http://www.zedrider.co.uk/manuals--info.html
The Kawa Service Manual has a lot more detail and principle on how things work than the Haynes ones do.
You'll find a lot of other 650 stuff on there including my rebuilt one and some original Kawasaki film adverts for the model if you want to have a look around.
Cheers from Mark
You can download a Z650 Owners Manual to go under the seat, A Full Parts List with exploded diagrams, and the complete Kawasaki Service Manual for the early models.
All free for you and should get you off to a start.
http://www.zedrider.co.uk/manuals--info.html
The Kawa Service Manual has a lot more detail and principle on how things work than the Haynes ones do.
You'll find a lot of other 650 stuff on there including my rebuilt one and some original Kawasaki film adverts for the model if you want to have a look around.
Cheers from Mark
Z1-R D1, Z650 B2, Z1-B & ZRX 1200 A1P Catch 'em if you can at www.Zedrider.co.uk
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