KAWASAKI DRIFTER AUTO ACCIDENT & BODY/ENGINE REPAIR COMPLAINTS

KAWASAKI DRIFTER AUTO ACCIDENT & BODY/ENGINE REPAIR COMPLAINTS

Access the National Highway Traffic Safety database of customer complaints and safety problems regarding accidents and defects in their KAWASAKI DRIFTER vehicle/motorcycle. This database gives you information regarding location of the accidents, cause of accident and the number and type of injuries incurred in the accident. This data can help you before purchasing a KAWASAKI DRIFTER vehicle/motorcycle. It will also advise you on safety repairs that might be needed on your KAWASAKI DRIFTER vehicle/motorcycle.

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Most Recent Car Problems For KAWASAKI DRIFTER

Vehicle	Component	Manufacterer
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER EXTERIOR LIGHTING:TURN SIGNAL:FLASHER UNIT Problem
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER	EXTERIOR LIGHTING:TURN SIGNAL:FLASHER UNIT Occurences: 1000	KAWASAKI MOTORS CORP., U.S.A. Recived: 2006-02-24
Summary: I OWN A 1999 KAWASAKI 1500 DRIFTER MOTORCYCLE THAT I BOUGHT NEW FROM G&G CYCLES, 142 LAFAYETTE ROAD, SALISBURY, MA, 01952. SINCE IT WAS NEW THE TURN SIGNAL WOULD COME ON WHEN I STARTED THE...
2000 KAWASAKI DRIFTER STRUCTURE Problem
2000 KAWASAKI DRIFTER	STRUCTURE Occurences: 1	KAWASAKI MOTORS CORP., U.S.A. Recived: 2003-02-20
Summary: THE MOTORCYCLE COLLAPSED WHILE DRIVING....
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER OTHER Problem
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER	OTHER Occurences:	KAWASAKI MOTORS CORP., U.S.A. Recived: 2000-11-07
Summary: KICKSTAND HAS NO LOCKING DEVICE. THIS CAUSES THE STAND TO FAIL TO SUPPOT THE BIKE IN CERTAIN PARKING...
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER OTHER Problem
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER	OTHER Occurences: 3	KAWASAKI MOTORS CORP., U.S.A. Recived: 2000-11-07
Summary: WITH THE CYCLE ON THE SIDE STAND, OF THE BIKE IS ON A SLIGHT DOWN HILL DECLINE OR GREATER, THE BIKE WILL MOVE FORWARD ON ITS OWN AND TIP OVER. THIS NOT ONLY CAUSES DAMAGE TO THE CYCLE, BUT COULD...
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER OTHER Problem
1999 KAWASAKI DRIFTER	OTHER Occurences: 2	KAWASAKI MOTORS CORP., U.S.A. Recived: 2000-11-05
Summary: WHEN MOTORCYCLE IS PARKED IDLING, THE BIKE WILL FALL OVER DUE TO NO LOCKING POSTION ON THE SIDESTAND. THIS COULD RESULT IN AN INJURY OF THE RIDER OR OTHERS STANDING NEAR THE MOTORCYCLE. ...