wheres the air filter

[Guest rjmorel]

I don't have a NC700x yet , currently on a Kawasaki Versys. How hard is it to get to the air filter on the NC700? Reason for asking is on a resent ride I rode alot of dusty gravel roads and it would be nice to be able to get to the air filter w/o having to remove the gas tank like on the Versys and be able to clean it while on a trip. Can you get to the air filter on the NC700 easily? thanks, rj in Walla Walla, WA. USA

[Guest duk2n]

I'm still waiting for my service manual, but I would bet you're not going to remove the gas tank. But this doesn't mean it would be more easy or difficult than on the Versys.

[shiggsy 529]

Its the black box forward and above the battery. With the two fake glossy air intakes removed it should (I hope) be possible to get at the air filter by then removing the panel around the not tank \ rear set release lock. But not sure.

[Rev Ken 6,348]

Its the black box forward and above the battery. With the two fake glossy air intakes removed it should (I hope) be possible to get at the air filter by then removing the panel around the not tank \ rear set release lock. But not sure.

Do you always go this far to clean your bike?

[Guest duk2n]

Hum... Maybe he likes puzzles? LOL

Edited September 13, 2012 by duk2n

[Guest motorboy]

You have to remove the left air scoop the the top of the trunk where the key goes than unscrew the air filter cover the S is a little different and takes a different filter

[Guest dersan]

Hell that much wire is running under my ass??? peww

[Guest texasmike]

wtf is taking place with this machine?

[shiggsy 529]

That shot is from when I was about to ACF50 the bike, I removed all the panels, instrument cluster, wheels and brake pads.

[Guest jorgegofio]

What does "I was about to ACF50 the bike" mean???

[Guest jorgegofio]

Ok sorry I just looked it up.