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ok guys i cant find any identifying marks on the neck to identify my bike all i haveing the title. how do i go about finding out which model i have i got lots of electrical problems and want a diagram to fix it. its a 1978 kz1000 but not sure on the style. oh yeah and how do i reduce the size of my photo so i can post it?

I use a free program called IrfanView to resize pics, it's the easiest to use that I have found.

Or you could e-mail it to the addres in my profile and I can resize and post it for you.
Whatever you do, limit the width to 550!

Depending on where you are from, your title should be the same as the frame VIN. This frame VIN will tell you what model you have and where it was assemble/made.

i see nothing on the title as far as a model identification but ill look again. lets see if the pic upload works.

try again

if its a 78 its a b-series ltd,look at rear footpeg brackets.

udder wrote:

i see nothing on the title as far as a model identification but ill look again. lets see if the pic upload works.

It's a code...KZT00A-5XXXXX The sixth digit 'A' means it is a standard or A model. If it was a B, then it would be an LTD or B model. If it was a D, then it would be a Z1R, If it was a C, then it would be a Police model. The seventh digit is a 5, meaning it was assembled in Nebraska, if it was a 0, it was assembled in Japan. If you have a bike without these designations, then you either have a replacement frame or a hot bike. Like wireman said...it appears you have a B model, but the VIN on the steering stem will be the tellall. It is easy to mix-and-match body parts from the various Z900/1000 models so that can be deceptive.

ok awsome its a b5 ltd made in nebraska thanks dude sorry im a first time bike owner and wrencher so im a little sloeeeeeee

where are you located?that bike was built right down the road from me.

im in central ohio just east of columbus

im planning on making the ohio/indiana loop here at the end of the month if all goes as planned.

are you going to the vintage races here in ohio then???