Kawasaki.com

I went to Kawasaki.com so that I could look up some of the info that you guys are referring to. Set up a log in account and started doing some searches for my bikes but came up with blanks. What am I doing wrong or does the site not have info for bikes from the late 70's?

what bike are you looking up?

'78 kz1000a2 or '79 kz650d2...looking for parts diagrams etc.

That sight has been having some problems over the last couple of days. I have not been able to get the diagram pages to pop up either.

Bikebandit.com has most parts diagrams for most of the old kz's check them out. Be forewarned that if you order a part, you may get an email saying it is unavailable though!

~Clutch

clutch wrote:

Bikebandit.com has most parts diagrams for most of the old kz's check them out. Be forewarned that if you order a part, you may get an email saying it is unavailable though!

~Clutch

Made that mistake last summer.

www.cyclepartsnation.com has lots of diagrams, and have had every part I've ordered.

Try starting at these links. When you click on them, click on "Parts Diagrams" under the green heading "Vehicle Information" and follow through from there. I had no problem getting to your diagrams.

KZ650D2

KZ1000A2

I guess I was looking in the wrong heading. Where did yo find that "standard motorcyles" heading? I didn't see it as a option after accesories/motorcycles?

Logging in isn't necessary to use the diagrams.

Just in case... The diagrams are in the Owner Info section.
I find it's easiest to do the Search-by-Model-Info without entering a vin or anything, just click continue. I pick a year only, click continue again, then choose a bike from the list. You'll see how the various models are categorized.

JMKZHI wrote:

Logging in isn't necessary to use the diagrams.

Just in case... The diagrams are in the Owner Info section.
I find it's easiest to do the Search-by-Model-Info without entering a vin or anything, just click continue. I pick a year only, click continue again, then choose a bike from the list. You'll see how the various models are categorized.

Okay, I get it. Seems there search function is a little picky.