H2 B/C Kickstart
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Kev
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H2 B/C Kickstart
Has anyone bought one of the Z1 kickstarts from Z power. They say you can use them on H2,s or do they just look wrong.
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Re: H2 B/C Kickstart
i bought one but havent used it yet, it looks okay in the bits drawer 
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Re: H2 B/C Kickstart
Rick put me onto a great idea for the H2 kick start, he told me that the Z 750 kick start fits the H2, and it does. Looks fine and is a stronger kick starter than the original H2. I.E should not twist or bend after use.
Have only been using it for a month but so far so good.
Main good point is they are a lot cheaper than an original H2 !!

Have only been using it for a month but so far so good.
Main good point is they are a lot cheaper than an original H2 !!
Ever started something you wish you had'nt.
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Kev
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Re: H2 B/C Kickstart
Great, thanks for that
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Re: H2 B/C Kickstart
Make sure you buy a Z 750 TWIN kickstart and not a four, otherwise you'll be wondering why it won't fitNigel S wrote:Rick put me onto a great idea for the H2 kick start, he told me that the Z 750 kick start fits the H2, and it does. Looks fine and is a stronger kick starter than the original H2. I.E should not twist or bend after use.
Have only been using it for a month but so far so good.
Main good point is they are a lot cheaper than an original H2 !!
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Nigel S
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Re: H2 B/C Kickstart
Too much alcohol again Gary, as the kicker is on and looks OK.scouse wrote:Make sure you buy a Z 750 TWIN kickstart and not a four, otherwise you'll be wondering why it won't fitNigel S wrote:Rick put me onto a great idea for the H2 kick start, he told me that the Z 750 kick start fits the H2, and it does. Looks fine and is a stronger kick starter than the original H2. I.E should not twist or bend after use.
Have only been using it for a month but so far so good.
Main good point is they are a lot cheaper than an original H2 !!
Gary T
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Re: H2 B/C Kickstart
Info was for others really,...Nigel S wrote:Too much alcohol again Gary, as the kicker is on and looks OK.scouse wrote:Make sure you buy a Z 750 TWIN kickstart and not a four, otherwise you'll be wondering why it won't fitNigel S wrote:Rick put me onto a great idea for the H2 kick start, he told me that the Z 750 kick start fits the H2, and it does. Looks fine and is a stronger kick starter than the original H2. I.E should not twist or bend after use.
Have only been using it for a month but so far so good.
Main good point is they are a lot cheaper than an original H2 !!
Gary T![]()
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