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I had some made a couple of years ago at GP too
best ever!!
i cant hear the neighbours mowing when I sleep on days when working the night shift
cuts out lots of wind noise and sits better in my ears than the cheap foam ones.

heres a pic of him and the bike on a ride from ages ago

you can come and finish painting my laundry if you want??

Macca and I went a couple of years ago in december on the bikes.
Strathgordon is a MUST was wicked on the bikes apparently and in the car and have the best inland fish and chips!!!

we spent 10 days I think riding around but missed the north east coast. West coast is rugged and brilliant.

And glad ...

if you happen to be removing a pack rack from a ZZR 250 1990 ish model, I have some bolts and the silver tab thingys that go in its place.

If you want them pm me your mailing details and they'll be in the post!!

cheers
foxyzx6r

I got my set of ebay ($150) then spent the same getting them tailored and repaired.

cant see that it would matter, so long as they look like they will do the job.

Didn't Kawasaki have a "carb icing" problem with the ZX6's some years ago?

I think (and I'm note sure about this) that the system that is supposed to heat the carbs via the engine coolant, actually has the reverse effect in colder weather. I know that the ZRX is hard to start and keep running when ...

try this guy
http://www.jens.com.au/
seen his watch he has had for 7 odd years and barely a scratch in it

Didn't Kawasaki have a "carb icing" problem with the ZX6's some years ago?

I think (and I'm note sure about this) that the system that is supposed to heat the carbs via the engine coolant, actually has the reverse effect in colder weather. I know that the ZRX is hard to start and keep running when ...

I always take it out of the bike.

I have it down to 5 mins now

Sounds like she's due for a good tune if it's that temperamental fox..


Its not long ago had a "major" service at a shop that will remain nameless. It came back no oil and a few lose bolts that if they had of come out I probly wouldnt be here. :twisted:

When I have some cash saved it'll go to ...

yeah check out the thread i started the other day.

My problem was not leaving the choke on long enough to let the engine warm up before taking choke off. bike would stop, flood with fuel and not start again.

Leaving it sitting for ages is not the best either as sediment in fuel (if you got a bad ...

After getting some advice from Macca, I left the choke on untill the bike had 1-2 bars on the temp gauge before turning the choke off completely and let it run for a bit before turning it off. It restarted 10- 15 minutes later with out choke no issues.

So hopefully problem solved.

When the ...

i have a PDF file of the work shop manual and I've had a look at that.
an hour later and it still wont start even with choke on
thanks

Does it start easily when you try with the choke on? 1st time yes
How soon can you restart it with the choke on? I cant. It was wasn't started since yesterday

Sounds like it might be fuel starvation, check fuel tap (position) filter. fuel tap is at "on". wheres the filter?
Have you had the ...