[beansbaxter]

Ok, I'm confused. I know in North America, the new 14 model is called a ZX-14.

But elsewhere, is the model name a ZZ-R1400 or a ZZR-1400?? I seem to see it written both ways, so which way is right??? Inquiring minds want to know...

 

[Shortcircuit]

All the official Kawasaki sites show it as ZZR1400, no dashes....
http://www.kawasaki.co.uk/product.asp?Id=3400D556116&Sub=1

MCN stick a dash in but they are prone to errors anyway :rolleyes

I would tend to believe Kawasaki

 

[tdr124]

i was just at Renton motorcycle yesterday and they had a zx14. but im confused also because i thought there was only a zzr14

 

[whokilledkenny]

Here in South Africa it is a ZX 14

 

[06ZX-10R]

I think in Europe it is the ZZR

 

[bigboy]

The US version droped the R to try and help with insurance rates, as "R" relates to "Race" by insurance compinies.

 

[scavenger_9]

In Malaysia, they called it ZX-14

 

[arctos]

In Europe is ZZR 1400

 

[jeroen12]

Hmm, never noticed, but until 1994 the 1100 had 'ZZ-R' decals, after that it was 'ZZR'. The 1400 is likewise called 'ZZR', without dash.
See e.g. my site: http://www.zx11.info

And I think calling the 1400 a 'ZX' is a marketing error

 

[x08]

here in taiwan.. it's both ahahahahah we have them imported under both names~

but in regards to ZZR vs. ZZ-R... as in many words in the english language, the hyphen is up to user discretion~