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1982 KZ1100-A2 Headlight Help!
- k_rat1309
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So far I've found these brackets which are advertised to work with nearly every bike but I'm just not a fan of the look. Is there another option or is this what I need? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Headlight bracket
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These links should help:
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www.craigvetter.com/images/Vetter%20Fair...20Windjammer%20V.pdf
www.craigvetter.com/images/Vetter%20Fair...ndjammer%20mount.pdf
www.craigvetter.com/images/Vetter%20Fair...20WJ%20SS%20inst.pdf
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1973 Z1
KZ900 LTD
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Kawasaki.com or Partzilla -->> headlight & meter diagrams -->> see what's missing from your bike.
The stock bracket may be black. A chrome bracket from another model may fit, if it looks virtually identical in the drawings. Your bike probably had turn signals mounted to the bracket. An Ltd bracket won't have the holes for the turn signal stems, but the stems could be mounted in place of the big headlight bolts. Compare the parts from bikes of the same general year range.
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martin_csr wrote: A stock-type headlight bracket may be more secure.
Kawasaki.com or Partzilla -->> headlight & meter diagrams -->> see what's missing from your bike.
The stock bracket may be black. A chrome bracket from another model may fit, if it looks virtually identical in the drawings. Your bike probably had turn signals mounted to the bracket. An Ltd bracket won't have the holes for the turn signal stems, but the stems could be mounted in place of the big headlight bolts. Compare the parts from bikes of the same general year range.
I agree that I need to find a stock bracket. The search for it is the hard part. I'll keep looking.
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Ebay is the best source for the parts. Here is the Kawasaki website I use to attain part numbers by looking up assembly diagrams, then copy/paste the numbers to ebay search:
www.teamalpine.com/pages/oemparts?aribra..._Shaft_%281982%29//1
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1982 KZ1100-A2
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