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I have a 93 model ZXR750 does that count????
Remember they did win the WSBK.

ZXR750 wrote:I have a 93 model ZXR750 does that count????
Remember they did win the WSBK.

Well they were called a ZX7R (pronounced Zee Ex Sebm Orr) for the U.S. market, ZXR 750 obviously has too many syllables for them to comprehend

zx7r race bike.

I have a 93 model ZXR750 does that count????

Here's my 91 ZXR-750.

ZXR750 wrote:I have a 93 model ZXR750 does that count????
Remember they did win the WSBK.

Absolutely. A zx7r is more correctly identified as a zxr750p1 through to p8 (I think there were that many series of them).

Actually, does anybody know if the 7r was the longest produced kwaka? It must be close. mid'96 to '03 or there abouts. They didi do another year in the US after KA stopped bringing them in.

mattyv74 wrote:

ZXR750 wrote:I have a 93 model ZXR750 does that count????
Remember they did win the WSBK.

Absolutely. A zx7r is more correctly identified as a zxr750p1 through to p8 (I think there were that many series of them).

Actually, does anybody know if the 7r was the longest produced kwaka? It must be close. mid'96 to '03 or there abouts. They didi do another year in the US after KA stopped bringing them in.

if ya dont count the gpx 250 (88 - current) or the GTR 1000 (about 88 - 05 i think).. then it might be close...

if ya dont count the different incarnations of the z of course...lol....

Neka79 wrote:

mattyv74 wrote:

ZXR750 wrote:I have a 93 model ZXR750 does that count????
Remember they did win the WSBK.

Absolutely. A zx7r is more correctly identified as a zxr750p1 through to p8 (I think there were that many series of them).

Actually, does anybody know if the 7r was the longest produced kwaka? It must be close. mid'96 to '03 or there abouts. They didi do another year in the US after KA stopped bringing them in.

if ya dont count the gpx 250 (88 - current) or the GTR 1000 (about 88 - 05 i think).. then it might be close...

if ya dont count the different incarnations of the z of course...lol....

Or the zzr250 & zzr600..

Neka79 wrote:

mattyv74 wrote:

ZXR750 wrote:I have a 93 model ZXR750 does that count????
Remember they did win the WSBK.

Absolutely. A zx7r is more correctly identified as a zxr750p1 through to p8 (I think there were that many series of them).

Actually, does anybody know if the 7r was the longest produced kwaka? It must be close. mid'96 to '03 or there abouts. They didi do another year in the US after KA stopped bringing them in.

if ya dont count the gpx 250 (88 - current) or the GTR 1000 (about 88 - 05 i think).. then it might be close...

if ya dont count the different incarnations of the z of course...lol....

The KLF300B (ATV) has been around for over twenty years and the KLR250 was around for about the same amount of time.

i think we are stumbling across a theme...??

kawasaki need to embrace change maybe?? lol

Me having some fun at eastern Creek Raceway

Neka79 wrote:i think we are stumbling across a theme...??

kawasaki need to embrace change maybe?? lol

Just had the same thought, then read this. It's like ur reading my mind man...

So is anybody counting these up? Not including half bikes? Having said that, is 99coconuts bike a 7r, or just half a 7r

mattyv74 wrote:So is anybody counting these up? Not including half bikes? Having said that, is 99coconuts bike a 7r, or just half a 7r

its the best kind....

a nudie one!!

Here are mine. Old pic of the road bike (96). More mods since.
Shot of the WSBK.......just a few more things to do.

I hate you.......