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These are the answers I got: The code is on the ignition lock but it will do you no good as that code series has not been released. Look in your InstaCode under Kawasaki code series 1001-2000 for info. 2nd: Remove the plastic cowl that covers the top of the ignition housing.Y ou may find...

If you can get the code off the Ignition or where ever it is, each bike is different, then we should be able to cut it. What year and model bike? I may be able to look up where the code is.

I've used a Dixie cup cut in half (in height) so it will fit under the carbs, then open the drain. A small measuring cup works well too.

We can probably do it, located near Bathurst and St. Clair. And I'm a rider too! ;) And GTAM member.

Here's Fred, our Basset Hound. A rescue from the Basset Hound Rescue. With some friends:

Check out http://kzrider.com/ 1000s of KZ owners there. I own a '78 Z1R front wheel, 18". It's on my '78 kz650.

There was one a Famous Sams last Sunday. Nice looking bike:

Here's a nice Honda with a dry clutch. Hard to see, but it has the Ducati sound:

All the kz650 info you will need: http://kz650.info/

I rode down from Lake Simcoe. 14*C is not cold.

Hello Robert. Do you have at least one working key for your PT? If you do, we should be able to copy it fairly easy. If you don't have a key, then your into a more complicated situation. There are some Locksmiths who can make keys to a vehicle on site. We don't offer that service. We don't do...

My 1978 KZ650C2 over the years.

My bike, celebrating her 30th birthday this year: '78 KZ650C with Rickman Fairing, Chin scoop, Clubman Bars, Bored, Ported, 3 angle valve job, Derale Oil Cooler, S S lines, Dot 5, Kerker Exhaust, Koni Shocks, Progressive Springs, Cir Cycle Clutch, ATK fork brace, and some Honda and Suzuki parts...