ZXR 750 L Black frame?
Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2012 4:34 pm
Fellow Biker Scum,
I've just bought a bare frame through my favourite internet auction site & it's a 8/93 plated ZXR 750 L, I've heard a couple of different stories about what month of the year constitutes the next years model, some say 7th month owards & others reckon the 9th month so I'm not sure if it's an L1 or L2 model.
Anyway, I was under the impression that only the L3 models came with a black frame (with the oh-so-90s purpley/pinky graphics) but this appears to be black from the factory because it has the factory noise test info sticker still attached, the original rivets on the compliance plate & overall it looks like a factory job.
Does anyone know if the black frames were available on the L1 or 2s?
Oh by the way, no I'm not rebirthing a stolen bike or anything sinister, it just occured to me recently that I had almost everything except a frame in my spares cave to build up another bike... then I saw an ad for ZXR bits & the rest is history.
A wise bloke once said; "There is no such thing as a man who has too many Kawasakis" & I'm living by that motto
I've just bought a bare frame through my favourite internet auction site & it's a 8/93 plated ZXR 750 L, I've heard a couple of different stories about what month of the year constitutes the next years model, some say 7th month owards & others reckon the 9th month so I'm not sure if it's an L1 or L2 model.
Anyway, I was under the impression that only the L3 models came with a black frame (with the oh-so-90s purpley/pinky graphics) but this appears to be black from the factory because it has the factory noise test info sticker still attached, the original rivets on the compliance plate & overall it looks like a factory job.
Does anyone know if the black frames were available on the L1 or 2s?
Oh by the way, no I'm not rebirthing a stolen bike or anything sinister, it just occured to me recently that I had almost everything except a frame in my spares cave to build up another bike... then I saw an ad for ZXR bits & the rest is history.
A wise bloke once said; "There is no such thing as a man who has too many Kawasakis" & I'm living by that motto
