19 mm Wrench - What bike has this in the toolkit ?

Thanks Guyz
Think we are going a bit off topic in places.
It is too small to be the rear axle spanner for any Z650, 900,1000 I have seen.
They are all well over 20mm in size.
Was hoping someone might recognise off another bike.
Would have to be a moped to have rear axle nut this small - I am guessing
Keep trying anyhow.
I know the rear axle spanner has an extender handle in the kit from the factory.
From Mark.

I didn't read the topic post carefully enough. The tool kit for my 81 650-CSR came w a 19mm box wrench similar to that & it fits the front axle nut.

Edit: it has Kawasaki cast into it.

I guess martin might have the right answer? Yet still cant be a kawasaki tool, no markings.

Uhh chinese pit bike axle wrench? Moped tool? Oh wait looking at it wrong! It's a bottle opener!!

Thanks Martin
I will check out the CSR parts fiche and see if I can spot one like it.
From Mark

Ok the CSR 19mm spanner is open ended so close but not right.

Someone in the UK has now id'd it as part code 92110-1011 which is a 19mm ring spanner used on EX500 and EX305 bikes which are known as "GPZ" in Europe.

So I am going with that for now - unless someone knows better !!

Thanks for looking - from Mark

Maybe it's the wrench for the KZ 1000 axle bolt itself. My Z1 axle was bent from the wreck in 86. The Z1's were crazy expencive so I bought one from the Old Kaw Man on line. The early style had a hole in it for a screw driver to hold it while tightening the nut. Here's a pic. Sorry for the dirt, on the road.


Steve

No idea what your axle is from, but i have five kz1000's at my house and none have a hex head on both sides; they all have a hole in one side and castle nut on the other end.

I found a near identical wrench in a honda toolkit today, 19 made in japan but has RK on the back, and I have no idea what bike it came from either. So still no idea, I have a few yamaha kits somewhere and maybe a suzuki or two and my H2 and Z1 toolkits I can look in, but I think it's possibly an oddball tool

I din't think he lied to me. Maybe a later model.

Most likely from a shaft drive model which doesnt have a cotter key or a hole drilled for use of a cotter key... Which sounds like a dissaster waiting to happen