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» October Ride of the Month Winner!! |
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Nov 02, 2009 - 12:58 PM - by Shifty1
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Congratulations to our October Ride of the Month Winner:
Gringoloco13's 2008 ZX6R!!
Mods:
-Yoshimura slip-on
-Pinebox Race Header
-Power Commander III
-BMC Race Filter
-Vortex -1/+2 sprockets
-520 RK X-Ring Chain
-Healtech Speedohealer
-5150 Rear Set Raisers
-Puig Double bubble Windscreen
-OES Frame, Spool Arm, Fork Sliders
-Jumper Mod
-Star Rotors 6000k HID kit
-Pazzo levers
-HEL SS Front and Rear brake lines
-Kawasaki rear seat cowl
-Carbon Fiber tank pad
-Stomp grip tank side pads
-Black twist style gas cap
-Black mirror block off plates
And the story:
I bought the bike earlier this year in March 2009, I had the intentions to keep... [Read More]
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» 2010 Kawasaki Models Unveiled |
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Oct 05, 2009 - 11:32 AM - by admin
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Seems like only weeks ago we were writing, "Well, it's that time of year again."
Well, it is that time of year…again! Honda and Yamaha/Star have previously announced a number of new and returning models for 2010, so next up is Kawasaki.
Today we learned that the 2010 Z1000 has stepped into the ring for round three with the American motorcycle-buying public. But the Z isn't an island unto itself. Four existing Kawasaki models are back and updated for next year, with minor tweaks to one of them to create a slightly different but new model.
More: 2010 Kawasaki Models Unveiled on Motorcycle.com
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» 2010 Kawasaki Z1000 Unveiled |
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Oct 05, 2009 - 11:31 AM - by admin
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Oh, happy days in 2010, at least if you're me, or like the type of bikes I'm fond of!
It should be no surprise to regl'r readers of Motorcycle.com that we think highly of the naked standard. After all, the 2009 Triumph Street Triple R easily snatched Bike of the Year in our recent Best of 2009 – Motorcycles of the Year awards, lovingly referred to as the MoBo Awards.
Indeed, this type of scoot just makes sense for a lot of riders here in the U.S., although it seems most of you just don't know it yet.
They make lots of usable torque, have excellent chassis, and typically provide an open and upright riding position. Best of all, most of 'em wheelie like the dickens! Sign me up!
Alas, the nakeds see immensely larger sales volume in Europe than here in America, and therefore most OEMs are reluctant... [Read More]
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