Kawasaki Speed Legend
Posted: Tue May 01, 2007 10:15 am
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Funny you should mention that... the URL at the bottom of the ad is the homepage for Kawasaki's Taiwanese importer, and the last time I heard or read anything about it, bikes in excess of 250cc were banned there...Quick_Stix wrote:Somehow I think there would be a lot of do-gooders up in arms if they tried to use that add over here!!
Isn't that what they call 'marketing'I-K wrote:It's also a bit strange that they're claiming the original, unrestricted ZX-12R, which reliably exceeded 300kph in stock trim, to be slower than the restricted-to-300kph ZX14.
I-K wrote:....It's also a bit strange that they're claiming the original, unrestricted ZX-12R, which reliably exceeded 300kph in stock trim, to be slower than the restricted-to-300kph ZX14.
I saw 265 indicated on my ZX10 Wattie. It didn't take too long to get there and still had some to go!Wattie wrote:bloody hell, that old ZX10 is faster than my Z... but it took a while to get there
...and not for the most obvious reason, either. Mostly, the huge balls served as stabilisers.Gosling1 wrote:It took huge balls to ride a stock Z1 to 200,
plane wrote:I saw 265 indicated on my ZX10 Wattie. It didn't take too long to get there and still had some to go!Wattie wrote:bloody hell, that old ZX10 is faster than my Z... but it took a while to get there
Cheers,
Pete
I-K wrote:...and not for the most obvious reason, either. Mostly, the huge balls served as stabilisers.Gosling1 wrote:It took huge balls to ride a stock Z1 to 200,
....and a loose nut between the seat and the handlebarsGosling1 wrote:I-K wrote:...and not for the most obvious reason, either. Mostly, the huge balls served as stabilisers.Gosling1 wrote:It took huge balls to ride a stock Z1 to 200,absolutely ! One big nad hangin' out each side to balance the old shitter !!!
Back in the 'Good Old Days', every new Kawasaki sold came with a Free Hinge in the middle of the frame................
A hinge? For real? Because, I've been led to believe it was really more of a gimbal or a ball joint...Gosling1 wrote:Back in the 'Good Old Days', every new Kawasaki sold came with a Free Hinge in the middle of the frame................