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    Why so few ZXR636 on the road

    Hey guys I was just wondering why there are so few ZXR636 on the NZ road compare to other 600?...any particular reason

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpeedDemon
    Hey guys I was just wondering why there are so few ZXR636 on the NZ road compare to other 600?...any particular reason
    because they are so new, how many 04 R6's have you seen, how many K4's have you seen? how many CBR600RR's have you seen???

    personally ive only seen 1 K4 a few R6's and 1 CBR600RR and 4 ZX636's and NO Zx-6RR's

    Its just because they are so new....
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    When and where would you like me to ride to enable your ZX636R experience, I can do most places.
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    Probably because everyone is taking advantage of the good prices Suzuki is offering on new models.

    Seems to be all the new bikes I see lately are Suzukis!
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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    There are 3 ZX636's in Wellington that we know of including my wife's. They are all the 2002 model. There have been a couple of 2003 Zx636's sold in Wgtn but we dont see them.

    Celtic summed it up with Suzuki doing cheap deals on most models. There dont seem to be many new models on the road besides Suzuki.

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    SUZUKIs RULE!! :cool2:


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    Quote Originally Posted by Motoracer
    SUZUKIs RULE!! :cool2:
    Geez Wayne, get real

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    Actually this is a fair question this Bike got such good press it has so much more tecnical gain and weight reduction and huge power to weight ratio.
    I would love to own one But maybe I have the answer? superstition? I have owned Kawas but not green ones? I hav'nt seen any non green livery 636's
    I had a green bike once a bonnie and it was a bag of crap and binned it three times. I wont buy green again!
    this may sound like bollocks but red cars are niche and have a proven lower resale.
    I know kawa offer a choice in livery but usually import green to launch this is a mistake. Why is Green unlucky? well that just superstition but as a colour it suks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker
    1 CBR600RR .
    to be 2 soon

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    Redstar it might just have been that the bonnie was crap! Nothing to do with the colour
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    Your Bias Doug.

    your right about the bonnie
    Your never to old for a sportsbike

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    LOL That is reality though, look around you


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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker
    because they are so new, how many 04 R6's have you seen, how many K4's have you seen? how many CBR600RR's have you seen???

    personally ive only seen 1 K4 a few R6's and 1 CBR600RR and 4 ZX636's and NO Zx-6RR's

    Its just because they are so new....
    there are 2 zx6rr on the road here, i got the only k4 anything 2 zx6r, no cbr, and no r6(new) models, last year model few r6 no cbrs thoi

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    Isnt the Best of anything rare, I mean like how many ferrais do you see, not many, How many TAG watches do you see not many, how many sports illustrated swimwear models do you see, not many its because the best is hard to find.
    What sought of reaction am I going to get hehehehe, I know shit stirring bastard I am but its raining and not much else to do
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motoracer
    LOL That is reality though, look around you
    Use of something by the majority is not an indication of superiority MR.

    In evidence I would like to submit the Windows operating system....
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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