Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:02 pm
Welcome nobby
Stick with a Kwaka
Stick with a Kwaka
Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:36 pm
Rossi wrote:Lotsa people forget about the ZZR600
I love Tape's ZZR600.................................(hehe MINE SOON)
Oh and Welcome to our home.......................
Tue Sep 13, 2005 7:00 pm
ZR7 !
Recently replaced by the Z750. if you can find one of these in good nick it would be a great buy for you. It is naked but is still a reasonable package and well worth looking. Very simplistic but would also be very reliable and a great step up for a more mature rider that understands that there is a position within the throttle range of on and off.
Just a thought
Go here
http://www.mcnews.com.au/Testing/zr7.htm
Recently replaced by the Z750. if you can find one of these in good nick it would be a great buy for you. It is naked but is still a reasonable package and well worth looking. Very simplistic but would also be very reliable and a great step up for a more mature rider that understands that there is a position within the throttle range of on and off.
Just a thought
Go here
http://www.mcnews.com.au/Testing/zr7.htm
Sat Dec 17, 2005 9:41 pm
guys, after much deliberation I have my new bike, I had a look at the new Kwaka en6R but couldn't see the $$$ value in it, finished up grabbing a spankin new ZZR600. And I am stoked, this thing is the ducks guts......... nice seat height, good riding position, great acceleration and I ain't even allowed to open it up yet...... keeping the revs under or around 5grand is killing me...
pissed off though, second day I had the bike the heavens open up and now I gotta clean it...
Jeff
pissed off though, second day I had the bike the heavens open up and now I gotta clean it...
Jeff
Sat Dec 17, 2005 10:14 pm
Congrats on the new bike Nobby!!!!!!!!
Neil
Neil
Sun Dec 18, 2005 4:51 am
HemiDuty wrote:I'd like to be the first to offer my condolences on hearing your son rides a Yamaha. Professional help is available.
Haha........i offer the same condolences to you drim for buying an r1 trackbike!
Have you received professional help yet?
Nobby..........good stuff with the purchase. The brand spanker hopefully means a nice hassle free road trip for ya. Enjoy!
Sun Dec 18, 2005 7:49 am
Well done Nobby, great bike that will last forever if you look after it.
Put him in Team ZZR boys.
PC
Put him in Team ZZR boys.
PC
Re: G'Day and advise required please
Sun Dec 18, 2005 11:08 am
*snip*
Firstly, YZF600 is not a kwakka.
Secondly, you did not stick to your budget of under $7000
Thirdly, welcome to the club and congrats on the new bike
nobby wrote:
I'm off restrictions in October and looking for a mid range sports tourer...
Criteria is pretty simple.........It has to be a Kwaka, 600 to 800cc and under $7000.
I'm pretty well set on the YZF600 Thundercat, most people tell me they are a good bike, but what do I need to look out for when buying used.
Firstly, YZF600 is not a kwakka.
Secondly, you did not stick to your budget of under $7000
Thirdly, welcome to the club and congrats on the new bike
Sun Dec 18, 2005 9:26 pm
yeah your right $7000 just wasn't enough, won't even start to tell you what promises I had to make to my wife to get her to release the other $2000, but shit it's worth it.......... The last brand new Kwaka that Peter Stevens will ever sell.
p.s. I let my son the Yamahaha owner have a ride today, he reckons it's pretty shithot, but I don't trust his judgement... if he had good judgement he would have bought the ZX10R instead of the R1.
p.s. I let my son the Yamahaha owner have a ride today, he reckons it's pretty shithot, but I don't trust his judgement... if he had good judgement he would have bought the ZX10R instead of the R1.
Mon Dec 19, 2005 3:14 pm
Hello and Welcome and Good Luck