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re: Is the zzr600 as we know it dead?

Tue Dec 07, 2004 9:03 pm

The pony is going well! She's broken in and working quite nicely for a 2yo. She's 3 soon so she'll be able to do more work. I still haven't sold the Z1000 though!

Re: re: Is the zzr600 as we know it dead?

Tue Dec 07, 2004 9:49 pm

Marilyn wrote:No wonder I hardly ever look at this site! You guys don't listen! Slinking away now to talk to the cat instead.


Bite me. and here i was trying to help you in another thread. :evil:

re: Is the zzr600 as we know it dead?

Tue Dec 07, 2004 11:45 pm

Simon's just got back from the launch of the new Kawasaki ZX-6R. As with Big Al's experience on the CBR600RR, Simon got wet as the rain hampered serious testing of the bike, but here's what he's got to say.
"Well, I've just about dried out now and it was such as shame not to get a shot on the new bike in the dry. Almeria is supposed to be a shoe-in for good weather at any time of the year - not while we were there. "Nevertheless, I got a decent taste for the 2005 machine. Kawasaki has made big advances in the motor, and it shows. The top end has been completely revised, not to mention elsewhere in the motor, and there's a definite kick to the new bike - not that the old one was lacking there.
Styling changes revolve around a new aerodynamic fairing and the underseat muffler, giving the ZX-6R a truly up to the minute look. Kawasaki claim that this is the most aerodynamic bike ever made. They've been helped by other elements of Kawasaki Heavy Industries (a company so big it's annual turnover is equivalent to Jamaica's GDP) so the sleek design is seriously slippy.
"The chassis is new too with a great looking swingarm and lightweight six-spoke wheels. But the new Showa forks are the biggest difference between the new and the old bike, offering great communication and grip on the wet Spanish roads."

re: Is the zzr600 as we know it dead?

Wed Dec 08, 2004 9:35 am

:( i want one, red thanx

Re: re: Is the zzr600 as we know it dead?

Wed Dec 08, 2004 10:07 am

Marilyn wrote:No wonder I hardly ever look at this site! You guys don't listen! Ages ago I said the US ZZR600 is a modified ZX6. Said the ZZR for Australia would be unchanged other than the colour.

Doesn't change anything about my post.
Previous posts were unclear about the differences, or what, if any changes were really made. I found some information that clarified it.
You'll also note that I repeated the fact that we won't be getting it next year - that doesn't mean the information is not of interest however, and there's always the possibility of it being introduced in later years.
Be nice Marilyn - we're all here to help each other.
ty

Re: re: Is the zzr600 as we know it dead?

Wed Dec 08, 2004 10:13 am

redzedx7r wrote::( i want one, red thanx


Me too in green thanks :wink:
hopefully sometime next year



mario

re: Is the zzr600 as we know it dead?

Wed Dec 08, 2004 2:38 pm

At least it made you listen!!!! :wink:

Thanks for advice on other thread. Yes, the bike has been advertised in the trading post and has been on consignment for some time.
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