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If life is like a box of chocolates, why do I always get the laxettes?
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yeh have been watching the updates on Murray Sayle's facebook page as well......how soon is intermot ?? :lol:
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H2 Two stroke! :kuda:
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Supercharged zx14
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Why can't they follow Suziki's suit like the euro's and make a naked with Superbike like performance/handling.

Isn't that what the Z1000 isn't ?

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What makes everyone think that Suzuki isn't de-tuned from gsxr spec?
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Wattie wrote:What makes everyone think that Suzuki isn't de-tuned from gsxr spec?
It's being reported as a de-tuned gsxr motor, just like Tuono & S1000 have both de-tuned superbike motors.

All those "superbike" naked's practically have all the superbike goodies, 2014 Z1000 has very little from the "11+ ZX10R.

If Kawi offered a ZX10R naked (Zeddy equivalent) from factory.

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I would prefer a Z1400 naked. With the supercharged motor. ......yes, that would be a good naked :kuda:
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It'll be a supercharged zx14 replacement. Full fairing. That's the way it's looking to me any way.
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dutchy wrote:It'll be a supercharged zx14 replacement. Full fairing. That's the way it's looking to me any way.
Looking at model updates in the existing line, the ZX14 would be the replacement.
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Part 2...

It's definitely boosted

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sTa7tngJZY&sns=em
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Wonder if they found a way to fit the supercharged setup from their jetskis into a road bike... 300hps would be pretty insane on a bike! :kuda: hahaha
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Wattie wrote:Part 2...

It's definitely boosted
Does this mean CDT travel times can now be cut by one third ? :lol:
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If it's a 14, then no. It would be a bonang roadblock.
If it was a 10 but :-D
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Wattie wrote:....If it's a 14, then no. It would be a bonang roadblock.......
:lol: :lol: :lol: you see them rollin' .....you be hatin'.......


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