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    2010 zx6r for $10k?

    About to buy a 2010 zx6r first registered in 2012 done 6000kms. Is 10k a good market price for this? Seams the best bike for kms and year I can find

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    I'd say that's a fair price. Does it have a service history?

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    Yes first service done, and one due now which cost around 200 bucks. Just annoys me I got to realyy do this before riding it. Thanks

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    http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-682476755.htm

    Consider that. More bike for less money and more aftermarket bits than you will ever need in the next two lifetimes

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-682476755.htm

    Consider that. More bike for less money and more aftermarket bits than you will ever need in the next two lifetimes
    He probably wants to go around corners

    But seriously I would doubt that someone looking for a 600cc sports bike would consider a hayabusa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattr View Post
    Yes first service done, and one due now which cost around 200 bucks. Just annoys me I got to realyy do this before riding it. Thanks
    It wont blowup if you ride it without changing the oil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    He probably wants to go around corners

    But seriously I would doubt that someone looking for a 600cc sports bike would consider a hayabusa.
    I believe they can be made to go round corners......

    Lift the back and 180 rear tyre.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    He probably wants to go around corners

    But seriously I would doubt that someone looking for a 600cc sports bike would consider a hayabusa.
    A very narrow minded point of view. Go for a test ride and have your life changed.
    I was dead set on a r1 when I upgraded. Had 2 FZR's before that, 1000cc and a 250cc. Decided to try a busa and the idea of owning a R1 was out the window.
    Anyone that says you can't corner a busa needs to ride one or learn to ride properly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    I believe they can be made to go round corners......

    Lift the back and 180 rear tyre.....
    190 bra.
    Can go to a 200 on the stock swinger if the owner wants

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post
    190 bra.
    Can go to a 200 on the stock swinger if the owner wants
    Ive read 180 to help turn in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    Ive read 180 to help turn in.
    Technique to turn in. Just like anything with 2 wheels mate. Surprised you haven't put a hornet link up there yet mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post
    Technique to turn in. Just like anything with 2 wheels mate. Surprised you haven't put a hornet link up there yet mate
    Was reading up on some bits on Busas. Remember they were saying about the 180 tyre and running short linkage plates to lift the rear an inch which steepened the head angle to help turn in. I think that was for track day use.

    Im planning my future Busa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    Was reading up on some bits on Busas. Remember they were saying about the 180 tyre and running short linkage plates to lift the rear an inch which steepened the head angle to help turn in. I think that was for track day use.

    Im planning my future Busa.
    This sounds very interesting. Can you provide me a link?
    As for the OP, buy what you want. WHAT YOU WANT.
    Others can recommend everything they think you should buy but at the end of the day, BUY WAHT YOU WANT.
    churr

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    Quote Originally Posted by sil3nt View Post
    He probably wants to go around corners .
    Lol, is that why they call the busa 'a portable spa on wheels'
    "Sorry Officer, umm.... my yellow power band got stuck wide open"

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post
    This sounds very interesting. Can you provide me a link?
    As for the OP, buy what you want. WHAT YOU WANT.
    Others can recommend everything they think you should buy but at the end of the day, BUY WAHT YOU WANT.
    churr
    Was on Hayabusa.org. also read something about running a gen 2 rear shock in a gen 1 as they were a bit longer and had stiffer valving and spring.

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