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jefflthomas wrote: 37psi front tyre (for scalloping prevention)...42 rear

... back sounds high - I run with 34 / 35 with Metzler M3 tyres and find it's all good.
TC

TopCat wrote:

jefflthomas wrote: 37psi front tyre (for scalloping prevention)...42 rear

... back sounds high - I run with 34 / 35 with Metzler M3 tyres and find it's all good.
TC

I dont think so Tony, I run 41-42 in the rear no problem

Is this still about what we like about the ZX-r?......or is out our preferred tyre pressure?

Dafuzz31 wrote:Is this still about what we like about the ZX-r?......or is out our preferred tyre pressure?

Never was about ZX-R's, ZRX's yes - and I'd say having the correct tyre pressure can heighten your enjoyment of a big heavy motorcycle, like a ZRX

Do you people know what suffering this thread causes the poor unfortunate's like myself

rooster wrote:Do you people know what suffering this thread causes the poor unfortunate's like myself

This was designed as a little "re-education camp" for people like yourself that are thinking if "leaving the fold"

Enduring immense pain yesterday, as well as wet weather, my desire to ride my Gazi equipped ZRX was overtaken by the pain. What a great bike. It's the only bike i have ever held in such high regard.

hoffy V2.0 wrote:Listen to all the talk, i had one before everyone on here...your all copy cats

Hoff...the original and the best..And yeah they are ok..

NOT correct mate, I had mine on here when you were still on a ZX12. Do a search

Personally love the look and the versatility ... as has been said they just do everthing well.

Taking mine to Tassy on Friday for a little fang around there next week. Won't be needing a chiro and an osteo when I get back.

balanse wrote:

hoffy V2.0 wrote:Listen to all the talk, i had one before everyone on here...your all copy cats

Hoff...the original and the best..And yeah they are ok..

NOT correct mate, I had mine on here when you were still on a ZX12. Do a search

Personally love the look and the versatility ... as has been said they just do everthing well.

Taking mine to Tassy on Friday for a little fang around there next week. Won't be needing a chiro and an osteo when I get back.

He had the ZRX before the 12. It was sacrificed in the Putty BBQ.

To the gods ...

Without Hoffy sacrificing his ZRX, the stars would not have aligned for Phil to purchase a ZRX and convert all the followers on here.

Wattie wrote:Without Hoffy sacrificing his ZRX, the stars would not have aligned for Phil to purchase a ZRX and convert all the followers on here.

I fell in love with a ZRX back in 99, first time I rode it actually Was from Picton to the Oaks, remember it like it was yesterday.

Then I had to mind it (the same - much modded - 1100) in 02 for 4 months, that's where the love affair started. Then Tim "lloked after it" for about 9 months while the GPOX was off the road.

So yeh - we got back a ways, the ZRX's and I

Pain or no pain, i am going toride mijne tkmmorroe. Dorry for the typos i am off my head on endone

Why dont you save it up and come for a run on friday

Phil wrote:

TopCat wrote:

jefflthomas wrote: 37psi front tyre (for scalloping prevention)...42 rear

... back sounds high - I run with 34 / 35 with Metzler M3 tyres and find it's all good.
TC

I dont think so Tony, I run 41-42 in the rear no problem

corners way better eh!!!