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Silage
13th December 2005, 11:55
When stopping at some lights on the way home from work last nite I came up to a red cruisery V-twin looking bike with Veliminator on the tank. In the few secs we were stopped I didn't catch any other markings. It looks like a largish capacity bike BUT had a huge L plate on the back.

Checked out the web but nuttin too obvious as a match unless it was actually a 125 or 250 in disguise. Anyone know anything about these?

MSTRS
13th December 2005, 12:01
Kawasaki Eliminator EL is a 'crusiery-thing'. comes in 250 and up. 250 can be in-line or v-twin.

Oakie
13th December 2005, 12:05
I nearly bought one a couple of years back but the dicky looking exhaust system put me off (or was it that I was about $500 short of the asking price)

Sniper
13th December 2005, 12:05
Ugly looking things, Hope you didn't go blind Jimmy.

judgeshock
13th December 2005, 12:23
Most girls go commando, that eliminates the v :lol:

Waylander
13th December 2005, 12:58
Pic of the V-twin version here.
http://jarle.eltelevest.no/Kawasaki/Images/2003/P2/small/el250v03a.jpg

Looking at the badging on in, I'm gonna guess you were to the left of the bike? Would make it look like it was a V ELIMINATOR. Easily confused lol

el milanes
13th December 2005, 13:16
Ugly looking things, Hope you didn't go blind Jimmy.

:doh: I quite like mine

The latest models are V twins, they're longer and more crusy stylish. They have a bit less power and a bit more torque (given that the originals have max torque at 10000rpm! :slap: ). Never officially imported to NZ, few around

Ixion
13th December 2005, 16:11
Damn nice looking bikes, them. And yeah, I couldn't believe it was only a 250 when I saw one. Had to check the rego label before I believed it.

Finn
13th December 2005, 16:31
especially a 250. What would they call a 1200cc version?

Ivan
13th December 2005, 16:36
have ya seen american pie it might just be a miss spell of Sherminator

Drum
14th December 2005, 12:37
Dam good bikes actually (see profile pic). Comes in 250, 400 and 900cc. 400 and 900 are shaft driven.

Great if youre a learner but dont want to ride around on a wee machine. Most people think the 250 is much bigger. Also good for the vertically challenged - I'm 5'10'' and can flat foot it.

Suposedly has "the largest rear wheel of all the 250's".

yungatart
14th December 2005, 14:11
Ugly looking things, Hope you didn't go blind Jimmy.
That's MY bike in MSTRS's pic and I happen to think she is real pretty! I sincerely hope, young man, that you weren't seriously insulting HER! You still owe me a coffee-if you insist on making derogatory remarks, you'll owe me a LOT more than that! :eyepoke: Cheeky young whipper snapper

Sniper
14th December 2005, 16:19
Sorry............. :bleh:

(Runs away and hides behind that bush with the funny coloured leaves on the corner of X and Y streets, they will never find me)

yungatart
14th December 2005, 17:18
With suitable grovelling on your part, I will accept your apology!

Waylander
14th December 2005, 17:22
And photographic evidence of said grovelling to be posted shortly after.

Sniper
14th December 2005, 17:26
You could never get a photo of me grovelling. Im a biker, Im too tough to grovell