My Brand New Kawasaki ZR7-S (Well New To Me)

[Snipet]

Just taken delivery of my band new Kawasaki ZR7-S. Unfortunatly its confined to the garder as i dont have my DAS test till the 25th and I'm not allowed to ride it.
Its a 2001, but it is in gorgeous condition, and got a great leather tank cover aswell.

1#
https://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/548048_3659340529215_1445723170_33422809_994575734_n.jpg

2#
https://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/522728_3659335049078_1445723170_33422806_1568296219_n.jpg

3#
https://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/559818_3659333649043_1445723170_33422804_552866989_n.jpg

[DaveB]

Very tidy, clean and shiney, nice.
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[ajbsmirnoff]

Superbly shiney. I like.

I also like the tiled parking space. Stylish

[Snipet]

I had a Kymco KR Sport 125cc before, and only went bigger cause some b*****d teenagers decided to nick it and write it off.
But by god this bike is so much bigger/heavier/louder and better looking.
Quite scary, yet very exciting at the same time.

[HD]

Very shiney, good condition. May I be cheeky and ask how much/how many miles?

And ditch the tank cover
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[Snipet]

It's a 2001 with 29,000 miles.
Paid £1,550 with 6 months tax, a brand new MOT, the tank cover and luggage rack.
Not sure if a good deal or not, but I was willing to pay that for it and am very happy with what I got.

And I like the tank cover

[Sako]

i would say you paid a fair price.
looks to be a very clean bike for its age.

[Snipet]

Ah that's alright then, atleast I know I've not been ripped off.
The bike is immaculate, not a scratch or dent anywhere. Apart from a small chip in the paint on one if the engine guards.

[anika_perry]

Lovely! That looks like one tough bike to beat in the highway!

[recman]

The ZR-7S discs look cool.

[Snipet]

Found the bill for them in with the paperwork. £381 for new disks and for them to be custom milled.
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Forth Bike Honda VFR 750cc Fifth Bike Honda NT650 Deauville Fifth Bike Suzuki GSX650F

[Snipet]

Found the bill for them in with the paperwork. £381 for new disks and for them to be custom milled.
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First Bike: Pulse Rage 125cc Second Bike: Kymco KR Sport 125cc Third Bike: Kawasaki ZR7-S 750cc
Forth Bike Honda VFR 750cc Fifth Bike Honda NT650 Deauville Fifth Bike Suzuki GSX650F

[trippz]

I Love it, I also agree with the "ditch the leather tank cover". I'm no bike expert, But I definitely think £1.5k with those miles and that condition is a pretty decent price. I hope you look after it
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[Snipet]

Hmm, I'm getting the feeling that tank covers aren't as popular as I would have thought.
I do like the look of it on the bike, which is one reason I got it. The other reason is for a tank bag. I am an avid photographer, so im looking to be doing journeys of any thing from 50 to 400-500+ miles to get to the shot im after. My camera gear alone is worth £2500+ so want something secure for the extra bits of camera equipment or clothing that I cant fit in a backpack/luggage box.
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Forth Bike Honda VFR 750cc Fifth Bike Honda NT650 Deauville Fifth Bike Suzuki GSX650F

[trippz]

Don't forget you can always get Panniers which will obviously give you a lot of space. If your gear is worth £2,500+ don't skimp out on your bags
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[Suntan Sid]

Looks like a nice piece of kit to me, no idea on value, as long as you're happy with what you paid for it, that's all that matters.

As for the tank cover, don't let the BCF fashion police dictate to you, according to them a sticker will give you aids.

If you're going to leave it on, long term, take it off once in a while to make sure there's no damp trapped under it.
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[pinkyfloyd]

[quote="Snipet"]Hmm, I'm getting the feeling that tank covers aren't as popular as I would have thought.
I do like the look of it on the bike, which is one reason I got it. /quote]

Then as Sid said, dont let the fashion police put you off. Your bike and if you want to have the tank protector on there then you go for it. Bike is a lovely looking machine, very clean. The tank protector will help keep it that way if it gets dropped.
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[Snipet]

Hehe, I'll keep it on then.
Must remember to take it off if I come to a meet though, just so I dont have the 'P' taken to much.

As soon as I can ride it, cant wait to meet up with some other bikers and have a good day riding and chatting.
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First Bike: Pulse Rage 125cc Second Bike: Kymco KR Sport 125cc Third Bike: Kawasaki ZR7-S 750cc
Forth Bike Honda VFR 750cc Fifth Bike Honda NT650 Deauville Fifth Bike Suzuki GSX650F