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    Quote Originally Posted by frisken View Post
    I don't see many bikes around that look like the Katana, and there's probably good reason for that, so clearly some people agree with my tastes.
    There's not many of us that can adequately pull the look off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    There's not many of us that can adequately pull the look off.
    Being an experienced puller counts for little ... as an appreciation for what they are counts for more.




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    You can't argue their place in history for sure.

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    Just to clear it up, as the LAMS list is fucking useless and shows fuck all info, so every Dick, fag and Norman thinks his bike is LAMS approved, only the 1WG was an FZR400, the rest, like the 3TJ were FZR400R, or RR

    But I'd take that Katana any day, they're way cooler (even though the 3TJ will eat it)
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    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    Just to clear it up, as the LAMS list is fucking useless and shows fuck all info, so every Dick, fag and Norman thinks his bike is LAMS approved, only the 1WG was an FZR400, the rest, like the 3TJ were FZR400R, or RR

    But I'd take that Katana any day, they're way cooler (even though the 3TJ will eat it)
    I would just ride the 3TJ if on a learners. They really need to clarify what models are available. FZR400 more of a name than a specific model.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    Just to clear it up, as the LAMS list is fucking useless and shows fuck all info, so every Dick, fag and Norman thinks his bike is LAMS approved, only the 1WG was an FZR400, the rest, like the 3TJ were FZR400R, or RR

    But I'd take that Katana any day, they're way cooler (even though the 3TJ will eat it)
    People just can't be bothered checking. And some claim anything to get a sale.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    I would just ride the 3TJ if on a learners.
    I would too, very fun little bike
    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    People just can't be bothered checking. And some claim anything to get a sale.
    Too true
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    I would just ride the 3TJ if on a learners. They really need to clarify what models are available. FZR400 more of a name than a specific model.
    You're not wrong. You could easily ride any of the FZR400s on your L/R and never get caught out on it. I'd be surprised if the rego even said FZR400RR. More likely then as not it just says "FZR400"

    I always thought they'd print out LAMS on the regos for LAMS approved bikes. Still surprised they decided not too and leave enforcement completely up in the air. It really is a bit of a crapshoot.

    Ducattilover is right too, everyone just looks at the list and goes "Hyobag 650? Sweet i've got one LAMS APPROVED IT IS!" Seems like half the people selling 400s think their bikes are LAMS simply cuz they're a 400. Fair few stealerships get LAMS wrong too, whether accidentally or on purpose though I'm still nots ure

    And the reason that Katana is for a reasonable price, is because Red Baron are fuckwits and they've had the bike for like 2 years now. They've had it forever. It's taken them that long to realize nobody is going to pay the $5,000 they originally had it listed for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    But I'd take that Katana any day, they're way cooler (even though the 3TJ will eat it)
    I'm looking forward to getting my 400 on the track one day.

    I reckon it could hold it's own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    I would just ride the 3TJ if on a learners. They really need to clarify what models are available. FZR400 more of a name than a specific model.
    Yeah, just go for it, the cops seem to have no idea what is and isn't on the list.
    I got pulled over on the DR about a month ago, the cop (young guy) questioned me for about 10 minutes because he wouldn't believe me it was on the list, then mentioned a book that he can check and when I challenged him to check it he gave up, breath tested me, and let me on my way.
    Jokes on him, it has an exhaust making it not LAMS compliant. lol

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    Edit: I'd love to own a katana I think they one of the sexiest bikes ever made.

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    your insurance assessor will probably know better though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    I'm looking forward to getting my 400 on the track one day.

    I reckon it could hold it's own.
    It'll do quite well I reckon, and look awesome. I've got a mate with a 250 model and I've considered offering him some dosh for it, but I dunno if I can put up with that many revs anymore, the 400 would be ideal for me.
    Nicer to ride on the road over a reasonable distance than a full on 400 sport bike.


    Quote Originally Posted by st00ji View Post
    your insurance assessor will probably know better though
    They can't know better than the hopeless list can they? If they do, the list will have to be changed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    It'll do quite well I reckon, and look awesome. I've got a mate with a 250 model and I've considered offering him some dosh for it, but I dunno if I can put up with that many revs anymore, the 400 would be ideal for me.
    Nicer to ride on the road over a reasonable distance than a full on 400 sport bike.
    I'm not very familiar with pulling umpteen thousand revs either.

    The 400 Katana is a particularly sweet handling bike however.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    I'm not very familiar with pulling umpteen thousands revs either.

    The 400 Katana is a particularly sweet handling bike however.
    Is it the same lump as the GSF400? I think the 400V Bandit was around the same time and they were nice. But I think the Kat has a nicer looking chassis, and well, Katana looks...
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by ducatilover View Post
    They can't know better than the hopeless list can they? If they do, the list will have to be changed.
    I think he's referring to my statement that the cop enforcing these LAMS restriction rules doesn't really know what's on the list. I would assume the insurance companies would know exactly what conforms and you wouldn't be able to sneak modifications (like the exhaust on my DR) past them.

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