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looking for a good right handlebar control 78KZ650
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1982 KZ1000 M2 CSR
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so did this bike not have a headlight on - off control, just hi-lo settings???
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KZ650C2 Stock/mint. Goes by "Ace".
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GT550A Stock/mint. Pleasant stroker.
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Matt Milwaukee, WI
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hey I was reading your post about starter clutches. How hard is it going to be to get mine out of my 78 650?
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my 78' 650 has an on/off switch, but my 78' 400's do not. i am not sure when they stopped the switch.
Yup, my 77 650b has the on and off switch:) . My 77 kz 400 dosent though:(
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hardest part for me was to peel out the money for new parts. it will need at least the springs and rollers. two of the four i have done also needed the hub, they had cracks where the clutch rollers go in. i think the springs and rollers are about 45-50 dollers? and the whole assembly is about a 100$.
i fixed mine and i still use the kick start most of the time, kinda think i wasted my time.
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Matt Milwaukee, WI
75' KZ400, (5) 78' KZ400, 76' KZ 750, 78' KZ650
78'CB750F, 78' CB550K
89' BMW R100RT
05' H-D Electra Glide
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