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The '''Kawasaki G2S''' and '''G2T''' were [[street motorcycle]]s manufactured by [[Kawasaki]] in two variants from 1974 through 1976. It was an excellent entry level motorcycle due to its lightweight design and ease of use. They were eventually replaced by the [[Kawasaki KC90|KC90]] which was effectively just a name change. | |||
==G2S== | ==G2S== | ||
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The G2S was developed from the [[Kawasaki GA|GA1A]] but had a washable [[air cleaner]] element. The G2S was made in 1974 only. | |||
*90 cc | *90[[cc]] | ||
*2 Stroke, 1 Cylinder | *[[Two stroke|2 Stroke]], 1 Cylinder | ||
*Rotary Disc Valve | *[[Rotary Disc Valve]] | ||
*4-Speed Rotary Shift | *4-Speed Rotary Shift | ||
*Maximum Horsepower: 10 HP @7,500 rpm | *Maximum Horsepower: 10 HP @7,500 rpm | ||
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==G2T== | ==G2T== | ||
[[Image:Kawasaki-g2t.jpg|left|thumb|Kawasaki G2T]] | The G2T was developed from the [[Kawasaki GA|GA2]]. Similar in appearance to the [[Kawasaki GA|G2S]], the transmission and rear sprocket differed. The [[air cleaner]] had a washable element. This model was made from 1974 through 1976. | ||
[[Image:Kawasaki-g2t.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Kawasaki G2T]] | |||
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*90[[cc]] | |||
*[[Two stroke|2-Stroke]], 1 Cylinder | |||
*[[Rotary Disc Valve]] | |||
*Rotary Disc Valve | |||
*5-Speed Return Shift | *5-Speed Return Shift | ||
*Maximum Horsepower: 10 HP @7,500 rpm | *Maximum Horsepower: 10 HP @7,500 rpm | ||
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*Shop Manual No.: Refer to the MC1 manual. | *Shop Manual No.: Refer to the MC1 manual. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:21, 31 July 2019
The Kawasaki G2S and G2T were street motorcycles manufactured by Kawasaki in two variants from 1974 through 1976. It was an excellent entry level motorcycle due to its lightweight design and ease of use. They were eventually replaced by the KC90 which was effectively just a name change.
G2S[edit | edit source]
The G2S was developed from the GA1A but had a washable air cleaner element. The G2S was made in 1974 only.
- 90cc
- 2 Stroke, 1 Cylinder
- Rotary Disc Valve
- 4-Speed Rotary Shift
- Maximum Horsepower: 10 HP @7,500 rpm
- Spark Plug: NGK B8HS
- Tire Size
- Front: 2.50-18 4PR
- Rear: 2.50-18 4PR
- Color
- Fuel Tank: Metallic Black, Candy Super Red, Candy Ocean Blue
- Front Fender: Stainless steel
- Engine No.: G8E-000000
- Frame No.: G8-000001-
- Parts Catalogue No. : 99997-636
- Owner's Manual No.: 99997-830
- Shop Manual No.: Refer to the MC1 manual.
G2T[edit | edit source]
The G2T was developed from the GA2. Similar in appearance to the G2S, the transmission and rear sprocket differed. The air cleaner had a washable element. This model was made from 1974 through 1976.
- 90cc
- 2-Stroke, 1 Cylinder
- Rotary Disc Valve
- 5-Speed Return Shift
- Maximum Horsepower: 10 HP @7,500 rpm
- Spark Plug: NGK B8HS
- Tire Size
- Front: 2.50-184PR
- Rear: 2.50-184PR
- Color
- Fuel Tank: Metallic Black, Candy Super Red, Candy Ocean Blue
- Front Fender: Stainless steel
- Engine No.: GSE500000
- Frame No.: G8-500001-
- Parts Catalog No.: 99997-636
- Owner's Manual No.: 99997-830
- Shop Manual No.: Refer to the MC1 manual.
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