Kawasaki Motors Japan has announced that it will sell genuine emblems used on vehicles sold from the 1970s to around the 1990s via the Kawasaki Online Shop. These are not reproductions, but original genuine stock from that era, with 123 items in the lineup. Sales will begin on September 28, 2026, while supplies last.
Releasing original genuine stock from that era, not reproductions
Kawasaki Motors Japan will sell genuine emblems for vehicles sold from the 1970s to around the 1990s. The products being sold this time are original genuine stock that was stored after production ended. These are not reproductions or re-releases, but actual genuine parts produced at the time.
The company states that these are valuable items symbolizing legendary motorcycles of the past, and recommends them not only for collection purposes but also for owners who are particular about restoration and maintenance of their beloved bikes. This is an opportunity to obtain rare genuine parts that convey the look of the past to the present day.
A lineup of 123 items covering 89 models including the Z series and Vulcan
The items covered are various genuine emblems used on vehicles sold from the 1970s to around the 1990s. A total of 89 models are covered, including the KZ and Z series, as well as the Vulcan and Voyager. A total of 123 items are in the lineup, with examples including side cover genuine emblems for the 1975 Z1, 1978 Z1-R, and 1983 Spectre.
Sales will begin on September 28, 2026, at the Kawasaki Online Shop. Because these are stock items that have been stored for a long period, there may be individual differences in appearance and condition depending on the product. Sales will end once stock is depleted, and there are no plans for restocking or reproduction.
Kawasaki Online Shop:https://kawasaki-onlineshop.jp/
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