Kawasaki G3 90 Motorcycle - Street (1969-1974)

The Kawasaki G3 90 series, produced from 1969 to 1974, was a versatile lightweight motorcycle known for its robust 89cc (often rounded to 90cc) single-cylinder, two-stroke, air-cooled engine. Featuring a rotary disc valve induction system and a 5-speed transmission, these models offered a spirited ride for both street and trail use. The "Superlube" automatic oil injection system was a standard feature, simplifying maintenance for riders. While the core engine remained consistent throughout its production, the G3 90 series saw some notable updates. The 1969-1970 G3TR "Bushmaster" (and GA1) models received a horsepower increase from 8.2 to 10.5 due to revised porting and carburation, alongside improved suspension and a new tubular frame, replacing earlier pressed steel designs. Subsequent years, particularly from 1971 to 1974, introduced primarily cosmetic changes, such as new color schemes and minor trim designations like G3SS-B, G3SSC, and G3SSD. The 1974 models also featured a slight increase in rear tire width and minor casting and seat design changes. These updates aimed to refine the rider experience and aesthetics without altering the fundamental mechanical platform. Q: How do I know which parts fit my specific Kawasaki G3 90?

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