i thought i was the only broke onediesel wrote:certainly is.
it's also his fault i got my knee down.
and his fault i have no time or money for anything but my bike:D:D
2006 ZX2R
Hey that's mighty kind of you! I was sort of joking when I asked, but I've always wanted a ride on one of these.diesel wrote:sure.
i'm away this w/end.
but i'm sure we can work somethin out.
u'll see there's not a huge difference between that and ur zzr
My olds live in East Bentleigh and I tend to visit them at least once a week to check that they haven't burnt the house down or electrocuted themselves with the toaster, so it's easy for me to get out your way.
I know everyone says there's not much difference between the ZXR and the ZZR, but it's kind of like just because you've got a Commodore it doesn't mean you wouldn't mind having a drive of a Monaro or a HSV.

- Stereo
- KSRC Addict
- Posts: 4578
- Joined: Thu Aug 11, 2005 8:01 am
- Bike: ZX10R
- State: Victoria
- Location: Pt Cook, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Pacific Ocean, Earth
I certainly wouldnt go that far... perhaps the power is similar but it is delivered in a different way... the riding style is completely different, the bikes look different and ride different...John H wrote: I know everyone says there's not much difference between the ZXR and the ZZR
The world is round. It has no point.
Yup, I actually once had a quick ride on a friend's Balius - I think they have virtually the same motor as the ZXR250 going by the specs. Despite the really high redline, I thought it seemed to have pretty good power at low revs, although that's probably got a lot to do with the gearing. It was a noticably smoother motor than the ZZR's.
i'm not saying the zx2 isn't better.
its just not that much better.
having ridden both back to back one day,
i wish i had of saved 2 grand and bought a zzr.
but that's just me.
its just not that much better.
having ridden both back to back one day,
i wish i had of saved 2 grand and bought a zzr.
but that's just me.
There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
yeah but ur not ridin the 9.John H wrote: but it's kind of like just because you've got a Commodore it doesn't mean you wouldn't mind having a drive of a Monaro or a HSV.

you can drive the S PACK so to speak
There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
-
- Newbie
- Posts: 16
- Joined: Sun Mar 19, 2006 11:52 pm
I've been looking at zx2rs lately and noticed the 'new' silver ones have a speedo that goes to 240 where older ones go to 180.diesel wrote: the new zx2s you refer to have been wound back and "refurbished" to comply with current ADRs.
.
Could the new speedo have been added to take care of the 'wind back'?
No the C models came with 240kmh speedo's, but possibly only the later ones made in Malaysia (no speed limiter)
The A (twin headlight) models had the 180 speedo's..
I've seen ZXR250's with 7000km on the clock and it's dead obvoius its been rewound, switchgear faded and generally worn bike.
Anything with under 20,000kms should still pretty much look as new.
The A (twin headlight) models had the 180 speedo's..
I've seen ZXR250's with 7000km on the clock and it's dead obvoius its been rewound, switchgear faded and generally worn bike.
Anything with under 20,000kms should still pretty much look as new.
Mallala 1:17.63
2002' GSXR600
2002' GSXR600
-
- KSRC Member
- Posts: 126
- Joined: Tue Feb 21, 2006 6:26 pm
- Location: Eltham, Mlebourne
- Contact: