There's a key lock under the seat on the left hand side. I have to admit, it's not easy to find!

 

hey thanks ya thats tucked under there pretty well, hey i had a nother question, i didn't see a tool pouch under the seat, what should i get for one, alan wrench's?

 

You should have gotten one. Did you buy the bike used? Most of the tools in the kit are pretty generic - pliers, screw driver allen wrenches, etc. - but the tool you use to adjust the rear shock is in there too and it's pretty specific. If you don't have the kit under the seat you should check with the guy you bought it from first and see if he has it and failing that, check with your local Kawasaki dealer since you're going to probably need that shock adjustment tool.

 

i got it used from a dealership, i need to get the perminate plates this week so i'll ask them then thanks alot bro

 

Here's where the kit is located under the seat and what's in it.

 

yep o.k i definately saw those straps and asumed thats where the kit should be and there isn't one there so i'll try to get a hold of it thank's a ton

 

Tool Kit

spun057. The tool kit is essential part of the Kawasaki 650R. All the nuts, bolts, shock and other items can be taken off or adjusted with this somewhat complete tool kit. Good luck in getting a replacemnet kit. KDOG... :headbang:

 

Okay- dumb question. What are the helmet tethers for? They won't reach outside the seat very far...

 

Right where the helmet tether comes from there is a little hook. If you hook the loop from the end of the tether on that, then you create a loop thingie. So, you open the seat, put the tether through the d-ring on the helmet, hook it to the hook and close (lock) the seat. Now your helmet will stay on your bike and it'll take a determined thief (who brought bolt cutters for the tether) instead of just some guy who goes "Ohh helmet!" and ganks it off of your handlebars (assuming you'd leave it on the handlebars).

/I wouldn't recommend riding with a helmet on the tether though, it'll bang around and get scratched up.