Jarsky's 2022 Kawasaki Ninja 650 first mods
2022 Kawasaki Ninja 650: A commuter Ninja 650 given crash protection, a tail tidy and LED signals.
Parts as named in First MODS on my NEW 2022 Kawasaki Ninja 650 by Jarsky (Oct 2022). Prices are typical US street prices, verified Nov 2026, not what the builder paid. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the creator.
| Part | Typical price | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|
Womet-Tech frame slidersFrame sliders for the 2017+ Ninja 650 and Z650, sold through TST.Crash Protection | $110 | |
Womet-Tech swingarm spoolsSpool sliders for paddock stand lifts, fitted with the frame sliders.Crash Protection | $30 | |
| $160 | ||
TST Nexus LED front flushmount turn signalsFlush front signals, wired as running lights with the Nexus connector kit.Tail Tidy & Billet | $120 | |
TST BL6 LED pod turn signalsSmall LED pods used as the rear signals on the tail tidy.Tail Tidy & Billet | $40 | |
| Parts total | $460 | Boxed links go straight to a product at the price we saw on the date shown; the rest are retailer searches. Confirm the part number for your year before you buy. |
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What's in the video
Jarsky, who rides in New Zealand, got a 2022 Ninja 650L as a commuter for local errands, and this video covers his first round of mods. Most of the parts links go to TST Industries.
He starts with LED turn signals and ASV levers, then removes the fairings to wire in the Nexus running light kit.
After that he fits Womet-Tech swingarm spools and frame sliders, installs an R&G tail tidy with TST rear pod signals, and adds a Kawasaki DC power outlet.
Also on the bike, not priced here: ASV levers, TST Nexus running light connection kit, TST Gen2 LED flasher relay, TST Kawasaki signal plug converters, Kawasaki DC power outlet, Quad Lock fork stem mount and wireless charging head.
Watch First MODS on my NEW 2022 Kawasaki Ninja 650 on YouTube.