About the Kawasaki ZX900
Choose your Ninja model, then the parts for the repair.
The ZX900 name spans the GPZ900R/Ninja 900 and later Ninja ZX-9R models. The full model code is the useful link between the motorcycle and its parts: ZX900A for the GPZ900R, then B, C and E versions for the ZX-9R applications covered here.
GPZ900R or ZX-9R: which ZX900 parts do you need?
Use this family page to compare models and plan the job. The selected A-model engine gaskets cover different years from the carburetor kits, while some rear brake pads serve several ZX-9R versions. Each repair card gives the application for that particular component.
Open your model collection: ZX900A GPZ900R, ZX900B ZX-9R, ZX900C ZX-9R, ZX900E ZX-9R.
Model and year differencesKawasaki ZX900 application checkpoints
GPZ900R / Ninja 900
ZX900A
The linked A-model carb kit lists 1984–1986, while the engine gasket set lists 1984–1993. Those are separate product applications.
View ZX900A partsNinja ZX-9R
ZX900B
Compare the 1994-only carb kit with the separate 1994–1996 option. Rear brake parts have their own coverage.
View ZX900B partsNinja ZX-9R
ZX900C
The featured carb kit and exhaust gasket list 1998–1999. C-model carburetor coverage does not extend to the E model.
View ZX900C partsNinja ZX-9R
ZX900E
Rear pads and dust seals list 2000–2001; the water-pump mechanical seal featured here lists 2000 only.
View ZX900E partsBefore orderingModel, frame and component identification
- Record the complete ZX900 model code, year and original market from the motorcycle and its documents.
- Use the frame/VIN for motorcycle identification and the engine markings for a replacement engine.
- For carburetors, calipers or forks that have been changed, identify the fitted assembly before choosing its service parts.
Send the PartsNMore team your model and year, plus clear photos of the component and its markings. Use factory documentation for serial-number interpretation.