The age old dilemma......

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Bluefly
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Post by Bluefly »

That's a brilliant site!! Thanks heaps for that. Exactly what you need when looking for a new bike.

So much to think about... Not going to rush into anything, will pay off a bit more of Randy's loan, go through the grieving process properly :cry: do my research in the meantime, then will be buying around late May.
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Post by Gosling1 »

Bluefly wrote:... Not going to rush into anything............ do my research in the meantime...........
thats *exactly* the way to do it - and try and get as many test-rides as humanly possible before you make a final decision. Good test rides as well, not just around the block.....

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i'm not rushing either, its only gonna sit in the garage
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Post by rotaboy »

Bluefly wrote:
That's a brilliant site!! Thanks heaps for that. Exactly what you need when looking for a new bike.

So much to think about... Not going to rush into anything, will pay off a bit more of Randy's loan, go through the grieving process properly :cry: do my research in the meantime, then will be buying around late May.
that site is what helped me make my desision when i was lookin at getting my bike, i new i could only afort a certain amount so did some local research and made a list of what i liked and what i could aford then i set aside and looked at specs then power to weight
mine was slighlty better then than the 7 but slightly less and a 9 (couldnt afford a 10) bearing in mind that 6's dont sell for as much so i could get a newer 6.
also this was only my second bike so i didnt want to go 'a big bike'
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Post by Nanna10r »

I found this Bobbi we put in a lot of time before Janelle bought her zxr4 it may save some time. It however doesnt describe seat width which can make a big difference for us "cute enhanced individuals"


Bikepoints review of the zzr600 says seat ht is 750mm. They also say zx9r is 815mm but they changed rear end in 02 so not sure if this is early or late moldels which were taller.
SEAT HEIGHT From Motorcyclesusa.com
'91-00 ZXR400 29.9 inches @760mm 159kg 65hp 13000 rpm
'01/05 zzr250 29.9 inches @760mm 146kg 35hp 12000 rpm
'98 zxr250 28.9 imches @735mm 141 kg 45hp 16000 rpm
'98 zxr400 29.9 inches @760mm 159 kg 65hp. 13000 rpm
'04 gpx250 29.3 inches @745mm
'01/02 zzr600 30.7 inches @780mm 195 kg 100hp 11500rpm
'00 zx6r 32.7 inches @830mm 171 kg
'01 zx6r 32.3 inches @820mm
'02 zx6r 32.3 inches @820mm 5mmspacer 174kg 118hp 12500
'03/04 zx6r 32.5 inches @825mm 161kg 125hp 13000rpm
'00/01 zx7r 31.9inches @790mm 203kg 122hp 11800rpm
'03/04 zx6rr 32.5 inches @825mm 161kg 120hp 13200rpm
'02 zx7r 33.1 inches @840mm
'00/01 zx9r 31.9 inches @810mm 183kg 144hp 11000
'02/03 zx9r 32.6inches @827mm 186 kg 144hp 11000rpm
'04 zx10r 32.5 inches @825mm
'99 zzr1100 30.7inches @780mm 233kg
'01 zzr1100 30.7 inches @782mm
'02 zzr1200 31.5 inches @800mm
'01 zx12r 31.9 inches @810mm 210kg 178hp 10500rpm
'02/05 zx12r 32.3 inches @820mm 213kg 178hp 10500rpm
'04 z1000 32.3 inches @820mm
'04 z750 32.1 inches @815mm
'97 FZR600 30.9 inches @780mm 181 kg
'91 fzr600 30.9 inches @785mm 181kg 91hp 10500rpm
'04 GSX750F 31.1 inches @790 mm 211 kg
'05 er500 31.5inches @800mm 179kg 50hp 9000rpm.
'05 zzr600 (US) 32.3inches @820mm 174kg no hp data
'05 zx10r 32.5inches @825mm 170kg 175hp 11700rpm
'05 zr 7-s 31.5inches @800mm 209kg 67hp 9000rpm
'05 zrx1200 31.1inches 780mm 224kg 122hp 8500rpm
'05 z750 s 31.7inches @805mm 199kg 110hp 11000rpm
'05 z750 32.1inches @815mm 195kg 110hp 11000rpm
'05 z1000 32.1inches @815mm 186kg 144hp 11000rpm
'00/02 GPz500 30.5inches @775mm 176kg 60hp 9800rpm
'00 Zephyr750 30.3inches @770mm 204kg 68hp 9000rpm



Other Grey imports
'01 Balius250 28,9inches @735mm 151kg 39.5hp 14000rpm
'05 zzr400 30'7inches @780mm 197kg 53hp 11000rpm
of course as you know a narrower seat makes a big difference too,
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