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  1. #61
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    Keep it shiny side up and rubber side down.

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    got the bike today!!! The transport truck came by around 5pm , i used nz motorcycle movers ( highly recommended if you need a bike delivered door to door service and great price ).

    Out rolls my new full black zx6r and she looks amazing!! Iam so happy with my purchase its more then what i could ever hoped for.

    Been out riding all afternoon to try and get used to the bike, man i need alot of practice as its been almost a year since i last rode a bike and that was a 250. This thing is a weapon!! its kinda scary how fast this bike is but im just taking it easy getting used to how the bike reacts.

    Since the bike cost about 1k under my budget i spent the left over money on a leather jacket and pants. Next thing to do is get some 1on1 training and try to ride with some experienced riders.

    thanks everyone for all your advice and hope to see you all out there!!

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    Hey mate, just bought a 2003 ZX-6R last night. The difference is phenominal - great choice. I can't get over how placid it can be, I expected speed, not as much as it has but I really expected it to eat my children at the slightest hint of throttle. But it just plays nice. Got pics of your new bike yet?
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  4. #64
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    Thumbs up Awesome choice

    Welcome to the Kwaka club - awesome choice made there, you'll never look back. Mine was the best purchase of anything in my life.

    Enjoy the ride

    Be safe - be seen - be happy
    Chic 'n' Charge

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkwolf View Post
    Hey mate, just bought a 2003 ZX-6R last night. The difference is phenominal - great choice. I can't get over how placid it can be, I expected speed, not as much as it has but I really expected it to eat my children at the slightest hint of throttle. But it just plays nice. Got pics of your new bike yet?
    hey man yea i will get some pics up tomorrow, yea the bike is awesome rides so smooth and it just pulls all through the rev rang. too bad your not in auckland could have gone for a ride, im hoping the weather will hold up this weekend.

  6. #66
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    Pics of my new bike

    http://i47.tinypic.com/2eki0wh.jpg

    http://i47.tinypic.com/2jb5cf7.jpg

    http://i48.tinypic.com/2ec41o0.jpg

    http://i48.tinypic.com/o6xjs0.jpg

    Just some pics of my new bike, sorry their not the best pictures as was taken with phone i dnt have a good camera.

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    Brilliant looking machine, well done
    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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  8. #68
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    Quote Originally Posted by darkwolf View Post
    Hey mate, just bought a 2003 ZX-6R last night. The difference is phenominal - great choice. I can't get over how placid it can be, I expected speed, not as much as it has but I really expected it to eat my children at the slightest hint of throttle. But it just plays nice. Got pics of your new bike yet?
    I noticed the same thing when going from a CBR250 to my GSXR600. The difference in handling was like night and day. Has the suspension been sorted properly on it yet? I remember it being far too stiff back at Ruapuna.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    Has the suspension been sorted properly on it yet?.
    Yeah, Red at AAA sorted it - Jason took it there almost immediately following.

    The new bike looks good, hadn't seen one in black. Looks very tidy. Congrats and enjoy.
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    Failure comes from too little brute force, or
    too little ignorance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kx250 View Post
    http://i47.tinypic.com/2eki0wh.jpg


    Just some pics of my new bike, sorry their not the best pictures as was taken with phone i dnt have a good camera.
    nice choice bro, looks mean all black with the headlight covers. I'd have that. straighten that numberplate out looks rough lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kx250 View Post
    http://i47.tinypic.com/2eki0wh.jpg

    http://i47.tinypic.com/2jb5cf7.jpg

    http://i48.tinypic.com/2ec41o0.jpg

    http://i48.tinypic.com/o6xjs0.jpg

    Just some pics of my new bike, sorry their not the best pictures as was taken with phone i dnt have a good camera.
    Nice bike, great choice of colour too.
    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    I noticed the same thing when going from a CBR250 to my GSXR600.
    As above, GSF250 to a GSXR750.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kx250 View Post
    got the bike today!!! The transport truck came by around 5pm , i used nz motorcycle movers ( highly recommended if you need a bike delivered door to door service and great price ).

    Out rolls my new full black zx6r and she looks amazing!! Iam so happy with my purchase its more then what i could ever hoped for.

    Been out riding all afternoon to try and get used to the bike, man i need alot of practice as its been almost a year since i last rode a bike and that was a 250. This thing is a weapon!! its kinda scary how fast this bike is but im just taking it easy getting used to how the bike reacts.

    Since the bike cost about 1k under my budget i spent the left over money on a leather jacket and pants. Next thing to do is get some 1on1 training and try to ride with some experienced riders.

    thanks everyone for all your advice and hope to see you all out there!!
    Pleased you like/love it mate, told yoou she was a minta!!!!
    Enjoy, and btw good job buying decent riding gear, very pleased to hear it
    Rgds Matt
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    Life begins where your comfort zone ends!

  13. #73
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    hope you get to ride on a gsxr600/750 way more laid back to ride, you sit in them not on top of them like the 636 or r6

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