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There is a 2010 250 ninja ltd edition that is in green just check out the kski wsite and look it up

zzr250 wrote:There is a 2010 250 ninja ltd edition that is in green just check out the kski wsite and look it up

i just bought the ltd edition green one

http://www.ksrc-au.com/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 13&t=27417

Got the Limited Edition Green too

i saw the l.e. at the bike show.looks good in pics but nicer in the flesh/plastic.

Mine is Green as you can see but is plated 08 on my rego ?????? But is actually an 09 model.. Green is the best colour by far, See heaps of blue ones and a few red around but green looks like a zx6 and its hard to tell from a distance.

And why did they take away the fuel gauge on the Limited edition and put a temp gauge instead? Thats the only difference with the limited and the fairings, Big Deal. !!!!! Looks good but I can get those fairings 2muz if I want. And have a Fuel gauge

2008ninja wrote:And why did they take away the fuel gauge on the Limited edition and put a temp gauge instead? Thats the only difference with the limited and the fairings, Big Deal. !!!!! Looks good but I can get those fairings 2muz if I want. And have a Fuel gauge

temp gauge is more useful.

Agreed. Fuel guage? just make do with the odometer (if its working) like anyone else out there on a bike without one. As to fuel guages, some fuel tanks are so oddly shapen that the guage has a mind of its own and will go really slowly and then plummet to the floor until you have under 50km left and are going "oh shit, fuel!"

On my 250, when I look in the tank and compare it to what my gauge says, it seems to be about right. I'd prefer it over the temp gauge for the convenience and for the fact that my friend (rides a gs500f) is jealous of my fuel gauge haha

you know how fuel is going when you have to switch to reserve anyways...and as mike s said, use some mental arithmetic...

having siad that a temp guage is only mildly useful... the fan will kick in anyways, and if you're in traffic you can tell when its hot, cos you're sweating like a bitch

-b-r-e-n-t- wrote:On my 250, when I look in the tank and compare it to what my gauge says, it seems to be about right. I'd prefer it over the temp gauge for the convenience and for the fact that my friend (rides a gs500f) is jealous of my fuel gauge haha

I am not jealous lol

Of you were when you first saw it. Don't lie chris