Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 6:33 pm
Just bought, going about fixing little problems that pop up with a bike of this age... Awesome fun to ride
Few more mods planned.
Craig
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What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
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Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 9:42 pm
Just picked up my baby last week - 2007 Z1000.
Few more mods planned.
Craig
Few more mods planned.
Craig
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 7:28 am
Nice, love those GPz 11's
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 6:17 pm
+1 lovely bike ,like to get my hands on one 
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 12:08 pm
MHR Mille Ducati, GL 1500 Outfit, KH 500 resto project about 90% finished.
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 2:33 pm
Posted in the newbies section as well...but my new ride
1995 ZXR 750 L3, 63k on the clock and looking pretty good. Up for a small service and some new pads front and rear but very happy with it so far
1995 ZXR 750 L3, 63k on the clock and looking pretty good. Up for a small service and some new pads front and rear but very happy with it so far
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:47 pm
My current stable
soon to be just the zed
soon to be just the zed
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Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:51 pm
Got to luv the Zeds.. 
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 4:05 pm
Just bought my new toy today through the help and advise of Kawadave(Dave) and comments from other members about these bikes.Legally i cant ride this for 12 months until i get back on to a full licence but that didnt stop me from taking a little test run and as Dave said you will love it and guess what i do,being 6"3 and 106kilos i found the bike suits me very well but its just going to be a long 12months
ps its a 2003 model,has 21,500kms and i found one little sratch down near the brake lever
but that didnt stop me from taking a little test run and as Dave said you will love it and guess what i do,being 6"3 and 106kilos i found the bike suits me very well but its just going to be a long 12months ps its a 2003 model,has 21,500kms and i found one little sratch down near the brake lever
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Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 4:31 pm
Congrats on your new REX purchase Gazz...it looks fuggen sweeet, with low k's to boot.
A good score you've got there mate.
12 months wait is going to be a long one....best I look after it for you.
A good score you've got there mate.
12 months wait is going to be a long one....best I look after it for you.
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 5:49 pm
Few mods to the 12.
Full system (Tsukigi). Quieter than the Yoshi at Idle, which I like, but throatier.
Dyno chart - big big gains (although small flat spot at 2k). (142 stock = wtf? ZX12 is supposed to be over 160 rear wheel stock although the guy told me a good reading for zx10 with full system would be 155 which sounds about right for a dyno that is out by ~20hp compared to all the optimistic charts floating around)
PS big thumbs up to Motorcycle Weaponry... if you need dyno done... top notch
EDIT: NOT top notch! Seems they got the teenage apprentice to fit the thing??? Despite taking their premium hourly rate???
a) burned a hole in an oil cooler radiator hose because they couldn't pop a hose into a mounting bracket (unbelievable). To top it off replacement hose was on @!#(* back order.
b) Cracked one of my ram air covers because they didn't remove the rivet screw before trying to remove the fairing
Rearsets and "CSG frame sliders"
Oh and to prove I actually ride it on occassion
Full system (Tsukigi). Quieter than the Yoshi at Idle, which I like, but throatier.
Dyno chart - big big gains (although small flat spot at 2k). (142 stock = wtf? ZX12 is supposed to be over 160 rear wheel stock although the guy told me a good reading for zx10 with full system would be 155 which sounds about right for a dyno that is out by ~20hp compared to all the optimistic charts floating around)
PS big thumbs up to Motorcycle Weaponry... if you need dyno done... top notch
EDIT: NOT top notch! Seems they got the teenage apprentice to fit the thing??? Despite taking their premium hourly rate???
a) burned a hole in an oil cooler radiator hose because they couldn't pop a hose into a mounting bracket (unbelievable). To top it off replacement hose was on @!#(* back order.
b) Cracked one of my ram air covers because they didn't remove the rivet screw before trying to remove the fairing
Rearsets and "CSG frame sliders"
Oh and to prove I actually ride it on occassion
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 6:53 pm
thats a nicely kept machine Paddo.
Did you do a baseline run before the new Tsukigi on the same dyno?
It is all about gains from a baseline on the same dyno, every dyno is calibrated differently to suit the operator depending on how honest they are
and changes again depending on atmosphere and other variables, that's my understanding.
I have a chart done in Sydney by the previous owner on my 2006 ZX12R @ 188rwhp, local dyno read the same bike @ 167rwhp (i think) and my 2011 ZX10R at 151rwhp /pcv+ akra, so you cant rely or compare between different dyno's.
Did you do a baseline run before the new Tsukigi on the same dyno?
It is all about gains from a baseline on the same dyno, every dyno is calibrated differently to suit the operator depending on how honest they are
and changes again depending on atmosphere and other variables, that's my understanding.I have a chart done in Sydney by the previous owner on my 2006 ZX12R @ 188rwhp, local dyno read the same bike @ 167rwhp (i think) and my 2011 ZX10R at 151rwhp /pcv+ akra, so you cant rely or compare between different dyno's.
What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 8:14 pm
Baseline was same dyno, same day. the gains are a good 20 hp. I was aware that they can vary wildly so I insisted on it
I was just hoping that their dyno was a bit more optimistic so I could quote 180+ as a figure, D'oh
Wow those stock header tubes must be pretty narrow. It's a crime what kawasaki did to neuter these bikes.
I was just hoping that their dyno was a bit more optimistic so I could quote 180+ as a figure, D'oh
Wow those stock header tubes must be pretty narrow. It's a crime what kawasaki did to neuter these bikes.
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 10:05 am
Nice, 03 models are the best graphics after the 08 model IMHO, how is your credit card - feeling healthy?h.b.bear wrote:Just bought my new toy today through the help and advise of Kawadave(Dave) and comments from other members about these bikes.
ps its a 2003 model,
Best blank canvas to create your own bike.
Enjoy.
Re: What's your bike??? (details and small pic )
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 8:16 am
hey guys. New member but long time Kwaka owner. Just sold my GPZ9R and now on,ly have my C1 ZX9R left but with plans to buy an old 250 for my 18yr old to restore and ride. Would love to share a pic of my girl but unsure how to load the pic. 
Cheers
Cheers