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K75C - - Is there a tall windscreen option?
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lee
Debbie's Servant
If I had the bug to buy another K75 I would buy a late model K75S with ABS. Red or blue.
I could also be temped by a white K75C like the one I posted above, except not the low seat model. That year K75C did not have ABS, or the better forks and alternator. I just like the looks of that bike.
lee
Debbie's Servant
You may be right, I've only seen a few and the ones I saw were the low seat model.
I have a question for 98lee. Were most of the late model naked K75 bikes the low seat model?
The info I’ve seen on the 1988 K75C white special edition indicated low seat was standard spec along with heated grips and saddle bags.
While waiting for 98Lee’s reply, I’ll mention my understanding that the naked “Standard” model came with the low-seat as the standard spec, but the regular seat was an available option. The majority of “Standard” models I’ve seen (in ads, not in person) have low seats, but a fair number have the standard height seat.
