Kawasaki F5

The Kawasaki F5 Bighorn was a 350cc dual-purpose motorcycle manufactured by Kawasaki in 1970 and known as the big brother to the Kawasaki F4 Sidewinder, the Bighorn used a newly designed 350cc engine with a 5-speed gearbox and produced 33 hp @ 6,500. New for this model was a 3-way axle adjustable Hatta front fork.

The F5 Bighorn was succeeded by the Kawasaki F9, a redesigned 350cc Enduro style.

1970 F5 (Bighorn) specifications

1970 Kawasaki F5

• 350cc
• 2-Stroke, 1 Cylinder
• Rotary Disc Valve
• 5-Speed Return Shift
• Maximum Horsepower:
• 33 HP @ 6,500 rpm
• Spark Plug: NGK B10H
• Tire Size
• Front: 3.00-21 4PR
• Rear: 4.0-18 4PR
• Color
  • Fuel Tank: Rawhide
• Front Fender: Rawhide
• Engine No.: F5E-00001-
• Frame No.: F5F-00001-
• Parts Catalog No.: 99997-512
• Shop Manual No.: 99995-201(SM-1)
• Remarks: Hatta front fork and muffler cover provide positive identification. Has CDI ignition system, diaphragm fuel tap, aluminum alloy rims and sprocket.

1971 F5A

1971 Kawasaki F5A

Changes in model

• Color
  • Fuel Tank: Lime Green
  • Front Fender: Lime Green
• Engine No.: F5E-00000
• Frame No. : F5F-00000
• Parts Catalog No. : 99997-512
• ShopManualNo.: 99995-201(SM-1)
• Major Changes: Color and marking.