Buying a Z1000
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Buying a Z1000
Can anyone tell me if there were any problems with the 2003 Z1000's or any other models between 03 and 06.
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Re: Buying a Z1000
My husband has a 2003 Z1000, and we have had absolutely no problems with it at all. Go for gold and buy the bike already! 

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Re: Buying a Z1000
Watties used to seem to struggle to keep the front wheel on the ground
I've never owned one but spent a lot of time following one. I don't think anyone has complained of anything wrong with them though and there's a few here.
Good luck

I've never owned one but spent a lot of time following one. I don't think anyone has complained of anything wrong with them though and there's a few here.
Good luck
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2016 KTM Superduke 1290 Oraaaaange
2016 Seadoo RXTX300
Too many toys.......work is getting in the way!!!!
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Re: Buying a Z1000
Bought my 03 new, no issues
Oh except for the idiot that seviced the bike, forgot to fully connect the fuel line and the bike would starve of fuel.
So no mechincal faults to report

Oh except for the idiot that seviced the bike, forgot to fully connect the fuel line and the bike would starve of fuel.

So no mechincal faults to report

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Re: Buying a Z1000
Thanks all, much appreciated.
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Re: Buying a Z1000
U will have too much fun on 1, if thats a problem, im not sure 

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Re: Buying a Z1000
just do it , you wont regret it .



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Re: Buying a Z1000
COOLttc wrote:I was good and kept out of this thread
PC, he's got one now

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im slightly schizophrenic me & me & me agree
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