Hi & Z800 Clutch

[One Ball 1971]

Hi, im new to the forum and i have 2016 Z800.

I have arthritis in my left wrist and been searching if its possible to get an assist and slipper clutch for the Z800. Just like the one on the Z900, it will be easier going on my wrist.
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Z800 2016

[MarJay]

Your best bet might be to talk to Kawasaki, as they might know if the Z900 clutch will fit your bike.

I have had similar problems in the past, and one thing I did was fit a Magura hydraulic clutch conversion to my Buell. That might also be an option.
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[One Ball 1971]

Blimey that was a quick response. Yeah i was wondering if the z900 clutch would fit
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Z800 2016

[dydey90]

Might end up being easier just to get the Z900 instead, from a quick look on auto trader it seems there only a few hundred quid difference.
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[One Ball 1971]

I already have my Z800 and ive spent a lot on it changing the exhaust, put on a gear indicator, Chameleon oiler, angel eyes headlight, puig windscreen, decals on the wheels, tail tidy, rizoma mirrors etc etc

I did think about trading it for a Z900 because of the lighter clutch and lighter bike as a whole but my girlfriend pointed out that i spent a lot of money and time on Tom (Yes its called Tom after Tom Hardy because it looks mean and my girlfriend fancies him, Tom Hardy that is lol) So looking to see if its possible to lighten the pull of the clutch.

I emailed Kawazaki about 3hrs ago as suggested .
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Z800 2016