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Glad you can use it.

1978 KZ1000 B2 LTD for Badnproud
KZ1000B2



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1978 Kawasaki Kz1000B2 for Badnproud
Kz1000B Kz1000 B1 Kz 1000 B 1000B1 1000B

If its not too much of a hassle, I would love it if you could make me one! or Repost one I missed if there is one already.

Im running a 76 KZ750B Twin.

I want it kick only, headlight on all the time, no gauges, no idiot lights, no signals, as bare as it can get and still run.

Ive had a problem with my main fuse since I got the bike, and have replaced the whole charging system, I give up on finding the short, so I am just going to make my own harness as bare bones as possible.

If it is easier, I wouldn't mind ditching the key ignition for a simple toggle switch.

Thanks!

Justin

No prob. You can use a small scooter battery if you want to reduce the battery size. I've used the battery from a Honda Spree, 50cc scooter. You can get them at some auto parts stores.

xbmxxx wrote: ... as bare as it can get and still run.

That's how I like 'em.

1976 KZ750 B1 twin. KZ 750.


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1976 Kawasaki Kz750B1 twin for xbmxxx
Kz750B Kz750 B1 Kz 750 B 750B1 750B

So awesome.

Thank you, so much.

77 KZ750 B2, with original reg and rec, for 750steve.


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Kz750B Kz750 B2 Kz 750 B 750B2 750B

Batteryless 1978 KZ650C2, KZ650 C2, KZ 650 for rthistle52.


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1978 Kawasaki Kz650C2 for rthistle52
Kz650C Kz650 C2 Kz 650 C 650C2 650C

1982 KZ 750 E3, KZ750E3, for frankly.



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1982 Kawasaki Kz750E3 for frankly
Kz750E Kz750 E3 Kz 750 E 750E3 750E

1983 KZ750 K1, KZ750K1, twin.

I don't have a U.S. K1 diagram, so this one is based on a West German diagram.


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Kz750K Kz750 K1 Kz 750 K 750K1 750K

Hey Loudhvx, I got a tricky one for you if you want the challenge. I could use one for the '66 A1 Samurai

Yeah, that's a tough one. I haven't been able to locate a diagram for that, yet.

loudhvx wrote: Yeah, that's a tough one. I haven't been able to locate a diagram for that, yet.

That's my issue too! The manual I have has individual wiring diagrams for specific circuits (charging system, ignition, etc), but not one with everything. I like the ones that show it all...it's easier for me that way, and I really don't like having to flip through different pages to find what I'm looking for. I can wing it, if you can't locate one for me (don't drive yourself crazy looking for it lol), but just thought it was worth a shot.