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12 Dec 2016 09:25 #750028
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Just out of curiosity does anyone know how to properly use the original helmet lock on the 82 kz1000
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12 Dec 2016 10:38 #750030
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1980 KZ1000B Ltd
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I have a 1980 KZ1000,I would think it would be the same.Just lift the seat,hang the helmet on the hook and close/lock the seat.
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12 Dec 2016 14:18 #750046
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^^^This^^^ - I think a lot of bikes are set up this way.
1977 KZ900A5
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stokes wrote: I have a 1980 KZ1000,I would think it would be the same.Just lift the seat,hang the helmet on the hook and close/lock the seat.
^^^This^^^ - I think a lot of bikes are set up this way.
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12 Dec 2016 14:39 #750050
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Assuming it's a 1000-K Ltd, the helmet locks appear to be the same as my 81 650-CSR.
The helmet hook at the seat has a push-button that's spring loaded. push the red button to open. push the pin to close.
The rear helmet lock is on the right side of the bike & is operated by a key.
The helmet hook at the seat has a push-button that's spring loaded. push the red button to open. push the pin to close.
The rear helmet lock is on the right side of the bike & is operated by a key.
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13 Dec 2016 14:34 #750125
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Yeah the lock is the same on my 82 csr I was just wondering the correct way to hang the helmet I've never used a helmet lock at all I was wondering if there was a correct way to hang the helmet do you use the strap? And is it safe to ride with the helmet on the lock I got the basic operation just wondering if there is a correct and/or incorrect way to hang the helmet on this lock specifically
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13 Dec 2016 15:16 #750128
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Need a key for your Kawasaki? PM me
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.
2000 ZRX1100
2011 Ninja 250R - Wife's
2005 z750s
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Usually you can hook the helmet by the metal D loops.
Make sure the helmet or any loose strap (tie it up!) cannot get caught in the rear wheel, chain, shock etc.
Make sure the helmet or any loose strap (tie it up!) cannot get caught in the rear wheel, chain, shock etc.
Rob
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Need a key for your Kawasaki? PM me
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.
2000 ZRX1100
2011 Ninja 250R - Wife's
2005 z750s
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13 Dec 2016 17:21 #750132
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1982 Kawasaki KZ1100 A2, Shaft
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Yeah that lock is really awkward to use. The cushion squishes my D rings and it's really tight, wish the opening was a little bigger. Luckily I have a 2nd lock on the other side, it's easier to use.
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