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Right handlebar control switch
19 Apr 2019 04:37
Good morning everyone I'm new on here was trying to see if anyone had a wire diagram for the right handle control switch starter button the wires are not the same as the old one I have two blue ones a white one a small red a black and a yellow with red stripe don't know what these wires hook into could use some help or a wiring diagram
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Re: Right handlebar control switch
19 Apr 2019 04:47
What bike?
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19 Apr 2019 08:50 - 19 Apr 2019 08:54
Im pretty sure that I downloaded a wiring diagram for my bike (CSR1000) from somewhere in the menu above. Cant find it now but Im sure there was a section just for wiring diagrams for a lot of different models. They must be here somewhere or did I dream it??
P.S. Where are you from Twis? American bike will be different to European in that the European bikes have on/off headlights and Americans just have on ( off cost extra from what I understand!!)
P.S. Where are you from Twis? American bike will be different to European in that the European bikes have on/off headlights and Americans just have on ( off cost extra from what I understand!!)
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/594313-csr1000-project-build
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
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Re: Right handlebar control switch
19 Apr 2019 12:43davido wrote: Im pretty sure that I downloaded a wiring diagram for my bike (CSR1000) from somewhere in the menu above. Cant find it now but Im sure there was a section just for wiring diagrams for a lot of different models. They must be here somewhere or did I dream it??
P.S. Where are you from Twis? American bike will be different to European in that the European bikes have on/off headlights and Americans just have on ( off cost extra from what I understand!!)
It's been law to have daytime running lights in Canada for generations. The North American bikes were all designed the same (no off switch) so they could be sold in either market without modifications.
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19 Apr 2019 13:32BCScott wrote:
........... The North American bikes were all designed the same (no off switch) so they could be sold in either market without modifications.
Not true on the earlier KZ models. My 1977 KZ650-C1 and other 1977 and earlier bikes came with the ON/OFF headlight switch (see image below). Ed
1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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Re: Right handlebar control switch
19 Apr 2019 15:16
Headlight on was the DOT law. Not sure what year it began but doing away with the kick start about the same time was JUST PLAIN STUPID. IMO :lol:
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Re: Right handlebar control switch
19 Apr 2019 16:02BCScott wrote:
It's been law to have daytime running lights in Canada for generations. The North American bikes were all designed the same (no off switch) so they could be sold in either market without modifications.
In Canada the first year with headlight on was 1975. I think the early bikes still had the On/Off switch...see photo #1 of an Aug/74 build date for a Z1B. Later ones had the switch area blanked out and the On/Po/Off letters left unpainted as in photo #2. That one is a Jan/75 build date.
I have several restored bikes along with a 2006 Goldwing with a sidecar. My wife has a 2019 Suzuki DR 650 for on and off road.
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Re: Right handlebar control switch
19 Apr 2019 16:16
I think it went the way of the 80 MPH speedo and the 55 MPH speed limits. :lol:
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Re: Right handlebar control switch
19 Apr 2019 18:59 - 19 Apr 2019 19:00650ed wrote:BCScott wrote:
........... The North American bikes were all designed the same (no off switch) so they could be sold in either market without modifications.
Not true on the earlier KZ models. My 1977 KZ650-C1 and other 1977 and earlier bikes came with the ON/OFF headlight switch (see image below). Ed
Right you are. The '78 in this thread from Arizona www.kzrider.com/forum/23-for-sale/610485...78-kz1000-z1r#802389 has the on/off switch, but my '77 from BC does not.
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