The Kawasaki GPZ 750, a distinguished sportbike from the mid-1980s, represents a significant chapter in Kawasaki's performance motorcycle lineage. Powered by a robust 738cc liquid-cooled inline-four engine, this model was engineered to deliver spirited performance and agile handling, making it a competitive choice in its class. Its design philosophy emphasized aerodynamic efficiency and a strong inline-four power delivery, characteristic of Kawasaki's commitment to sportbike development. Known for its distinctive fairing and Uni-Trak rear suspension, the GPZ 750 offered a compelling blend of sportbike aesthetics and practical performance for both street riding and occasional spirited excursions.

This comprehensive service manual provides essential information for the maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting of the Kawasaki GPZ 750, primarily covering models from 1983-1985. It details critical procedures for the engine, fuel and ignition systems, cooling, electrical, suspension, and braking systems, alongside chassis and frame components. The manual includes routine maintenance schedules, diagnostic guides for common issues, and step-by-step repair instructions with precise specifications and tolerances. Its depth of coverage is suitable for owners performing basic upkeep as well as professional technicians undertaking complex overhauls, ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of your motorcycle.