KX Riders
Maintenance & Technical => KX500 Original => Topic started by: Ride on August 24, 2006, 12:47:22 PM
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...did they go to the prolink type linkage? I thought my bike was a 88 because it has the standard linkage below the shock. I received a really nice Clarke tank today and it is close to fitting but not right at all around the rear of the tank where the subframe is. My bike has a lug and bolt holding the tank on near the back that goes through the tank. The Clarke tank has a nutsert in it got a seat post mine does not have. AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH I'm guessing I have a 87 but looking at bikepics.com I thought the 87 had the linkage above the shock like the very early Uni-track. Man I want to use this tank but no go.
So what year bike do you think mine is? It has an aluminum sub frame, lower linkage and a bolt that goes through the tank near the rear.
thanks.
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...did they go to the prolink type linkage? I thought my bike was a 88 because it has the standard linkage below the shock. I received a really nice Clarke tank today and it is close to fitting but not right at all around the rear of the tank where the subframe is. My bike has a lug and bolt holding the tank on near the back that goes through the tank. The Clarke tank has a nutsert in it got a seat post mine does not have. AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH I'm guessing I have a 87 but looking at bikepics.com I thought the 87 had the linkage above the shock like the very early Uni-track. Man I want to use this tank but no go.
So what year bike do you think mine is? It has an aluminum sub frame, lower linkage and a bolt that goes through the tank near the rear.
thanks.
Go to the Kawasaki parts website, enter your VIN #, and it will tell you exactly what year bike you have.
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Post some pictures. My 87 500 has the lower link under the rear shock just like new bikes.