Front Brake Disc Rotor For 1976 1977 1978 Kz650 11" Non-vented 7mm on 2040-parts.com
Fishers, Indiana, US
Used front brake disc for a 1976 / 1977 / 1978 Kawasaki KZ650. These are the larger, non-vented, 11.5"-ish diameter 7mm thick discs. I believe these were for the D models with the higher caliper mount points, the later 70's models had smaller thinner vented discs and lower caliper mount points. My bike has lower mount points so I needed the smaller discs instead. Please do your research to make sure this would be suitable for your bike. Good used condition, very minimal pitting, good surface overall, does not appear to be warped. I measure 7.1mm thick with my micrometer, marked as usable over 5mm so lots of life left in it. . As-is.
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