Kawasaki 750 CSR Motorcycle - Street (1982)

The 1982 Kawasaki 750 CSR, model code KZ 750 M1, is a custom/cruiser motorcycle powered by a 745.0 ccm twin, four-stroke engine. This robust powerplant delivered 55.0 HP (40.1 kW) at 7000 RPM, establishing the 750 CSR as a distinctive offering in its class. It was characterized by its custom styling, wire wheels, and a rear drum brake. The 1982 KZ750M1 CSR was part of an evolving line of Kawasaki 750 twin models. While sharing its core engine design with earlier "B" (1976-1979) and "G" (1980) twin models, the 1982 version notably incorporated air injection into the exhaust system, likely for emissions compliance. The CSR model itself represented an upgrade over previous KZ750 twins, featuring specific alterations to the exhaust pipes and seat. A significant evolution occurred with the 1983 KZ750K1 LTD Belt model, which, though similar, transitioned to a belt drive from the chain drive found on the 1982 CSR. This distinction highlights a key mechanical difference in the lineage. Q: Is this product compatible with my 1982 Kawasaki 750 CSR?

A: To ensure perfect fitment, please use our year and model selector at the top of the page. Q: Does the 1982 750 CSR have different trims?

A: The 1982 750 CSR (KZ 750 M1) was the primary trim for this twin-cylinder custom model. Other 750cc Kawasaki models from 1982, like the LTD or KZ750-E, featured inline-four engines and are distinct. Please use the selector to confirm your specific model.

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