If anyone is thinking of buying one do it, don't think twice about it, you will not regret it I promise. If the ZX14R is half the bike J.W. has been then I will be a very happy man.
The queen is dead, long live the queen!
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J.W.'s moving on!
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J.W.'s moving on!
by SNAFU » Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:20 pm
Well I was stuffing around with my new camera and took this shot. God I love this little bike, she has done everything I have asked of her and more. It has carried Shirena and I all over this state, and I have scratched though the mountains. She sounds beautiful at full noise and handles beautifully.
If anyone is thinking of buying one do it, don't think twice about it, you will not regret it I promise. If the ZX14R is half the bike J.W. has been then I will be a very happy man.
The queen is dead, long live the queen!
If anyone is thinking of buying one do it, don't think twice about it, you will not regret it I promise. If the ZX14R is half the bike J.W. has been then I will be a very happy man.
The queen is dead, long live the queen!
"If you want to be a big dog you sometimes you have to piss on big tree's!"
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Re: J.W.'s moving on!
by Stuzrx » Thu Jan 17, 2013 9:49 pm
So why get the 14???? Surely a 14 would'nt be as useful as J.W.
never did understand the 'usefulness' of a 1400....of any brand.
never did understand the 'usefulness' of a 1400....of any brand.
I luurrve the smell of 2stroke in the mornin'.
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Re: J.W.'s moving on!
by SNAFU » Fri Jan 18, 2013 3:58 am
No, no real reason, just because I can I guess! But also I want to go to a bigger bike to carry Shirena & me. I change my bikes every 2 years so it is time to move on. 
"If you want to be a big dog you sometimes you have to piss on big tree's!"
"There are no strangers in motorcycling, just riders who have not met yet!"
http://www.facebook.com/groups/346189288739617/?fref=ts
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http://www.facebook.com/groups/346189288739617/?fref=ts
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Re: J.W.'s moving on!
by sillywilly » Fri Jan 18, 2013 8:03 am
What do u mean bye usefulness u can do most things on a zx14 no probs at all
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Re: J.W.'s moving on!
by BrettZZR » Fri Jan 18, 2013 11:29 am
I must say... I love my big ZZR and for 90% of the riding, we're two-up and long roads, the old girl is just perfect! But the other night, I was helping a buddy sort his LAMS bike, which definitely had 'issues' and was not pulling at all like it should, but I really enjoyed riding it round the block - so light and easy...
I really must get myself a single or small twin and turn it into a semi-modern cafe... too many bloody projects at the mo though.
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I really must get myself a single or small twin and turn it into a semi-modern cafe... too many bloody projects at the mo though.
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Re: J.W.'s moving on!
by Stuzrx » Fri Jan 18, 2013 8:59 pm
sillywilly wrote:What do u mean bye usefulness u can do most things on a zx14 no probs at all
The way I meant it was the other way round,sillywilly. WHat can you do on a 14 that you can't do on a Zthou??
Just shows to go...each to their own i guess.
I luurrve the smell of 2stroke in the mornin'.
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Re: J.W.'s moving on!
by SNAFU » Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:51 am
Guy's life about fore filling dreams and stuff. Being fully retired and living in Tassie I have plenty of time, cash and roads to have fun on. I nearly enjoy setting up a bike as much as I do riding them. There is not much more I can really do to J.W. so it is time to move on. I will take my time with the new bike but probably in 2 years I will get something else to play on. For me life is all about seeing what is down the road!
Cya Dutchy
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"There are no strangers in motorcycling, just riders who have not met yet!"
http://www.facebook.com/groups/346189288739617/?fref=ts
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