Older/cheaper bikes?

[killvino]

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ZX6RR Guy sounds like a major PITA. His listing has two photos taken from way back so you can't see the "two-tone flate black" paint job.

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-bikes/city-of-toronto/2004-kawasaki-ninja-zx6rr-certified/592389470

you can see the paint job. its just on the front fairings. hence the "two-tone", which leads me to believe it was dropped or something

 

[Matt Rain]

I know. He still tried to hide it.

 

[Mina]

What it was at that time (slipper clutch) today does not make it any more expensive

Especially in comparison to a 2006+ GSX-R 600.

 

[Matt Rain]

Seller sent me a couple pics taken from the front, it actually looks really good.

Would it be a dick move for me to post them here?

 

[CafeRay]

Especially in comparison to a 2006+ GSX-R 600.

and the fact you can now buy aftermarket slipper clutches.

 

[CafeRay]

Seller sent me a couple pics taken from the front, it actually looks really good.

Would it be a dick move for me to post them here?

ask him, not us.

 

[starboy869]

What about the 98-02 VFR800 or a tad old 94-97 VFR750F.

Classified as a sport touring / cheap insurance. A simple sprocket change and they really do shine. Lots of aftermarket options for suspension and I think power commander for the vfr800.

Also head outside of the GTA to get a better deal. IMO everyone in the gta think their ss is worth its weight in gold.

 

[dricked]

and the fact you can now buy aftermarket slipper clutches.

Ya, they're really cheap too...

 

[daught]

^ I really dig the 750vfr


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[Roomie]

^ I really dig the 750vfr


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I second this. Good looking machine!

 

[daught]

I was wondering why I did not get a vfr750. I think insurance is the same as my F2, and since I had another F2 for parts I just went with it.


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[Two50noob]

he said cheap, not crappy

Always happy with mine. Mind you its not in the same league of any modern or even contemporary sport bike

 

[Renboy]

What was the first (common) ss to come with EFI?

 

[Roomie]

What was the first (common) ss to come with EFI?

I'll pick either ducati or kawasaki. Gpz 750 comes to mind as does a 916. Perhaps cbr as well? There's a bunch really. Hard to tell. Gsxr 750 came with it in 98. 600s didn't get it til 2001. Good question. :dontknow:

 

[Sinz]

Personally I like the 1989-1990 GSXR's, ZXR750's & the RGV's

 

[Iceman]

My brother has a 95 yzf750, I've always liked it, good ergos too.


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[RetroGrouch]

My brother has a 95 yzf750, I've always liked it, good ergos too.

One of my favourites but I disagree regarding ergos. I went to look at one a few years ago but didn't buy it due to the track like seating position.

 

[Iceman]

One of my favourites but I disagree regarding ergos. I went to look at one a few years ago but didn't buy it due to the track like seating position.

True enough, in my twenties/early thirties I loved his bike. Last summer I rode it, he rode my bike so he could double the wife easily. Didn't take long to wish I could give it back, most ss make me feel that way though. Maybe it was nostalgia talking...
He offered to sell it to me at $2500 last year and I declined, beautiful stock bike, still looks new, well kept all it's life, I still said no. I just know I can't ride a ss any distance these days...


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[matthew]

I have a 1997 CBR 1100xx. Good looking bike. It's smooth, comfortable and fast.

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