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As far as I know, 636 has got a bit more of torque, power and more ''sporty'' gearbox. I also have this one on my to buy list.
ZX6R's below 1997 had frame that cracked every now and then.
I'd say do standard check for leaks, for cracks and after the test ride check the front brake if both discs are equally hot. 2000's till 2003 I think had six-pots from Tokico. Those brakes are good if maintained, but the set of seals can be around 55-60 pounds.It is common that from those 12 pots on the front wheel work only 5 to 7 pots. ____________________ '87 Honda XBR 500, '96 Kawasaki ZX7R P1, '90 Honda CB-1, '88 Kawasaki GPz550, MZ 150 ETZ
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A1P is softer and more comfortable. B1H is well equipped, sharp, fast, not very comfortable and not far off as capable as a modern 600, despite being 10 years old. Recommended. ____________________ Triumph Daytona 675 track bike + girlfriend's Honda Hornet 600
Selling a hack/winter bike for less than a grand? PM me.
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If you can afford a B1H id hold out and wait for a cheap C1H or even C6F 05/06 model, can get them for similar prices if you keep a regular lookout and snap them up. 636 is just that little extra really, only noticable difference will be your tax band being higher and possibly a tad more on the insurance great bikes though |
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My J2 is 599cc, quite low power at low revs, but once it go over 7k rpm it makes me grin even now after all those miles done on it. 636cc would be better, if you can get that go for it.. but J2 is great, and don't hesitate if you get one for a good price. Probably not noticable speed difference between J2 and A1P, but A1P gives that little bit extra flexibility.
I'll be keeping my J2 purely for track days.
| RhynoCZ wrote: | 2000's till 2003 I think had six-pots from Tokico. Those brakes are good if maintained, but the set of seals can be around 55-60 pounds.It is common that from those 12 pots on the front wheel work only 5 to 7 pots. |
I love those Tokicos to be honest.. If they are maintained they brake really nicely. The previous owner neglected them and some were seized, but I stripped them, cleaned and changed all the seals and they are great. All 12 pots biting nicely those front discs. I don't ride in shit weather and winter so they will probably stay that way. ____________________ Current Bike: Yamaha XSR900 Previous bikes: Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade, Kawasaki ZX-6R Ninja, Aprilia RS125 2-stroke |
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| Maggot wrote: | | RhynoCZ wrote: | 2000's till 2003 I think had six-pots from Tokico. Those brakes are good if maintained, but the set of seals can be around 55-60 pounds.It is common that from those 12 pots on the front wheel work only 5 to 7 pots. |
I love those Tokicos to be honest.. If they are maintained they brake really nicely. The previous owner neglected them and some were seized, but I stripped them, cleaned and changed all the seals and they are great. All 12 pots biting nicely those front discs. I don't ride in shit weather and winter so they will probably stay that way. |
That will be my winter fun. Right brake disc is colder than the left one, but still awesome brakes. I use my middle finger to brake, it gives me more fingers on the throttle and better throttle control, plus the adjustable lever is a nice thing to have there. I'm gonna have to get new seals and give it some propper cleaning. ____________________ '87 Honda XBR 500, '96 Kawasaki ZX7R P1, '90 Honda CB-1, '88 Kawasaki GPz550, MZ 150 ETZ
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If you are considering The J1/J2, Don't rule out the G1/G2 (98/99) as they are basically the same bike.
The Tokico 6 pots are very good when well maintained, spongey as fuck if not. ____________________ [Current Bikes - GSXR-750 K5 & C90-97 ] [Previous Bikes: Runner 125, YBR 125, GS500, Bandit 600, Hornet 600, ZX6R-99, C90-99, R1-99, XT600E-04, GSXR-750 K4, CRF250L '16] |
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Old Thread Alert!
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