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Are all KZ650 seat bases the same ?
- churchy
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Bike I bought came without a seat
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1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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650ed wrote: The KZ650-H is a CSR model. It came with a seat that is quite different than that used on the KZ650-C models. Ed
What does CSR mean ?
I dont know much about kwakis TBH
Mine may even be an H2 if that makes a difference ?
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Here is a pic
Seat shown is actually a Z400 which does not fit at all
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Model identification & Kawasaki service manual. jarlef z650 the 1981 KZ650 pdf manual is in the Files section.
also, cyclechaos.com & zedder.com.
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martin_csr wrote: Are you sure the bike in the photo is a 650H? KZ650 H = 650-CSR.
If it's an 81 model, I'm guessing that might be an F2 or possibly a D4 if it has triple brake disks.
The tank, fenders, side cover & chain cover are different, and the csr didn't have a ducktail. and other stuff is wrong.
CSR doesn't mean anything, it's just a marketing badge that Kawasaki may have borrowed from Matchless
which had a number of csr models in the 50s & 60s. there was a Matchless G12 CSR (650cc).
Model identification & Kawasaki service manual. jarlef z650 the 1981 KZ650 pdf manual is in the Files section.
also, cyclechaos.com & zedder.com.
Thanks for that. Sure from info you supplied that it is F series and not H. Does that now mean a Z650 C series seat will fit ?
Really appreciate all help BTW. Am up on old Brit bikes, but know very little on jap stuff
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321,000 miles on KZ's that I can remember. Not going to see any more.
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Your bike may have the longer VIN # than the earlier models,
On '70 models, the vin will be kz650_, where the blank_ will have the model letter designation.
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1978 KZ650 C2, 130K kms, Delkevic ex, EI, CVK32, PMC easy clutch, ATK fork brace, steering damper, Progressive Suspension, braced swingarm, ZRX shocks, 18" Z1R front wheel.
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rstnick wrote: What letter is in the VIN # stamped into the frame, steering neck?
Your bike may have the longer VIN # than the earlier models,
On '70 models, the vin will be kz650_, where the blank_ will have the model letter designation.
Checked VIN
Its the KZ650F
Sent email to guy selling seat that I will take it. Just waiting on total cost price from Him now
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