KAWASAKI Frame pad mark, left side
560541116 / 56054-1116

Every component on a high-performance touring machine serves a purpose, both functional and aesthetic. This genuine Kawasaki mark is specifically designed for the left frame pad* area, maintaining the visual continuity and branding that defines the model's identity. Using factory-original graphics ensures your motorcycle retains its professional appearance, preserving the intended design language established by the manufacturer's creative team.

Authentic Branding for the Left Frame Pad

• ✅ Factory quality control: Each mark undergoes rigorous inspection to ensure it meets the strict standards required for factory-line installation.
• ✅ Genuine OEM part: This component carries the official manufacturer part number, guaranteeing it is an authentic piece of your motorcycle's heritage.
• ✅ Official distribution: Sourced directly from authorized channels, this graphic arrives in factory-fresh condition, ready for immediate application.
• ✅ Guaranteed satisfaction: Choosing original parts eliminates the uncertainty of fitment or color mismatch, providing a seamless integration with your bike.
• ✅ UV resistant material: Engineered to withstand prolonged exposure to the elements, the high-grade vinyl maintains its clarity and depth without fading.

When looking for a genuine Kawasaki decal or frame pad sticker, choosing factory-original components is essential for maintaining the bike's aesthetic integrity. Our OEM parts come through official distribution channels, ensuring you receive authentic, factory-fresh components rather than aged or improperly stored stock. This precision-cut emblem fits the specific contours of the KLZ1000 series perfectly.

Did you know?

Standardized Side Identification. In the world of motorcycle parts, the "left side" is always determined from the perspective of the rider sitting in the saddle. This means the left frame pad is located on the same side as the clutch lever, ensuring there is no confusion during the ordering process.

Manufacturer Catalog Terminology. Different brands use unique terms for their graphics; while you might call it a sticker, Kawasaki officially lists these items as a "Mark" or "Pattern" in their technical catalogs. This specific nomenclature helps technicians and owners identify the exact type of graphic used on specific body panels.

For a bubble-free finish, ensure the frame pad surface is meticulously cleaned with isopropyl alcohol before applying the decal from the center outward using firm pressure.

* If this decal is listed under multiple models or versions, the exact mounting location may vary slightly.