Review by
Guest.
on 5th Jan 2009
User Rating : 6
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Item: Kawasaki Z750 Twin (76-79) 745
I got a single wall 2 into 1 header & upswept exhaust system, had the head skimmed 10 thousands of an inch, got the intakes & exhausts ported by a retired ex-"NASCAR' mechanic friend who moved back to Canada, three angle grind on the vajves &seats, bored out the carb intakes, oversize jets, K&N air cleaners, Dyna coil, Boyer Ignition, halogen headlight, flat Vincent handlebars,18 inch front wheel, Avon Super Venoms, kz1000 front brake mastercylinder &"y" fitting, extra disc &caliper for better ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 2nd Jan 2009
User Rating : 9
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Item: Kawasaki Z750
I ' ve had my new z750 2008 model for a few months now and it ' s a great bike. Just what I need for pottering about on a Sunday. It looks great and feels great. The bike loves to be abused but I ' m far from capable of getting the best out of the engine. Great bike, good value. Ideal for a Sunday spin but no good for distance. The build quality is ...
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Review by
ProfH
on 31st Dec 2008
User Rating : 8
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Item: Kawasaki GPX 250R
For anything other than a hot summers day, the choke is usually needed to get the bike started. I hear this is common with GPX/ Ninja models. The engine also cuts out easily if the bike isn't properly warmed up... I suggest a few minutes idle before setting out... which I'm usually too late or impatient to do.The style is a bit outdated. The newer ninja 250 looks nicer (but still doesn't look like a 'big bike.')A note about refueling.. (it doesn't have a fuel gauge). It may be just me ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 30th Dec 2008
User Rating : 10
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Item: Kawasaki Concours 1000
The good points are too many to mention. The bike has an instant power boost as you twist the throttle. It handles just great in the turns and responds to your every move. I have gotten as much as 48 mpg on a trip and it runs on regular fuel. It was easy to obtain and install after market equipment, such as windshields & foot peg extensions, along with handle bar extensions. Most people like the idea of my modest investment in the basic bike.
This bike has been much better than I ever ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 29th Dec 2008
User Rating : 10
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Item: Kawasaki S2 350
I've had a lot of bike and I gotta say that this thing was a rocket! Quicker than anything I've ridden before or since I'd pay top dollar to have her back! Well recommend Kawasaki S2 350.
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