KZ1000 Side cover
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Re: KZ1000 Side cover
20 May 2009 02:35 - 20 May 2009 02:39
I believe this remedy was contributed by locozuna in an earlier thread ---
Here's the sidecover showing ample tab clearance so that no hole need be drilled through the external surface of the sidecover. [See wire attachment in following post]
Here's the sidecover showing ample tab clearance so that no hole need be drilled through the external surface of the sidecover. [See wire attachment in following post]
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Re: KZ1000 Side cover
21 May 2009 06:45
The hitch pin sounds like a great way to go. I'll be doing that soon.
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Re: KZ1000 Side cover
25 May 2009 18:14
Patton wrote:
I've lost one side cover in my KZ550 too!.
That's a very simple and effective way to keep them safe .
Great Idea!. Will do it.
I've lost one side cover in my KZ550 too!.
That's a very simple and effective way to keep them safe .
Great Idea!. Will do it.
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Re: KZ1000 Side cover
25 May 2009 18:24
after seeing a par of classic side covers go for $160 on ebay i did the drill and cotter pin route. i went to the tackle box and used a couple of ss leaders and looped the loose end around the frame. the covers can come off a little but then they hang there. assembly requires pushing the leader back thru the gromment.
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1980 KZ1000-G1 Classic - Sold
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Re: KZ1000 Side cover
30 May 2009 16:16
You can check ebay, or I found a side cover for my 82 LTD at a place called BB Cycle in Mansfield ohio, they have tons of parts for old bikes, and there prices are reasonable. bbcyclesalvage.com
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Re: KZ1000 Side cover
01 Jun 2009 22:24
Same problem couple years ago. Bought unfinished side cover from Redline Inc. Had it painted and replaced. Very costly, but well worth it. However, now I have secured them with zip ties. Cheap and easy to take on and off when needed. And obviously, replaced the groumets. That goes without saying.
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Love My LTD,
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