Gpz Series of KZ-Based bikes

Tony wrote:

I've got an 83 gpz750. The factory service manual I have for it has a picture of a gpz750 on the front and the manual is called kz750 four, service manual.

If still legible, the manual itself may have a part number near bottom of rear cover.

Good Fortune!

How difficult is it to find OEM factory parts for these bikes ? Or has the parts supply long since been exhausted ?

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How difficult is it to find OEM factory parts for these bikes ? Or has the parts supply long since been exhausted ?

Many GPZ900 Ninja parts are listed on ebay.

Could also check kawasaki.com for part numbers and availability of parts through kawasaki dealers.

When a specific part number is known, may do an ebay search using only the part number.

Imo, ought to snap up a good GPZ900 Ninja at the right price.

Good Fortune!

Edit -- and of course Z1 Enterprises!

Click > www.z1enterprises.com/catalog.aspx?pid=ZX900

The first place I'd try would be www.z1enterprises.com
and then:
1. www.redlinecycle.com
2. www.americanclassix.com
3. www.sudco.com
4. www.reproductiondecals.com
5. www.johnnysvintagemotorcycle.com
6. www.aperaceparts.com
7. www.dynoman.net
8. www.japparts.ni
9. www.z1parts.net
10. classickawasaki.se/
11. www.kawasakipartsnation.com/
12. www.z-power.co.uk
13. www.zpower.com.au
14. www.cmsnl.com/
15. www.kipkawa.co.uk/index.php
16. www.themotorcyclepartsoutlet.com/cgi-bin/store/index.cgi

The only criticism recalled about the GPZ900 Ninja is with the water cooling system running a little too hot.

Can't recall whether that particular issue was ever fully resolved. But it might have been only a simple thermostat matter.

Good Fortune!

Patton wrote:

The only criticism recalled about the GPZ900 Ninja is with the water cooling system running a little too hot.

Can't recall whether that particular issue was ever fully resolved. But it might have been only a simple thermostat matter.

Good Fortune!

Yes this is correct, but there are solutions to this.

Check out this site:

www.gpzzone.co.uk/gpzforum/index.php

It's a UK site and $5 a year to join, but definitely worth it if you've got a GPz900. Excellent amount of info and resources and the members there can't wait to lend a hand. The site also has a parts store that carries hard to find parts and reproductions for the GPz900.

It all started with this




1981 GPZ550