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Awesome bikes, had mine a year now and done 12,000 miles on it and in that time it's had a speedo cable and a new rear calliper (pad pin got stuck).
I normally change bikes every year but I'm just going to keep this one and run it into the ground.
Sounds like yours is already sorted brakes and suspension wise so you have little to worry about  ____________________ Previous Bikes: 2006 Honda XR125L > 2003 Yamaha DT125R > 1996 Honda CB500
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| Symon27 wrote: | | bluezedd wrote: | I had the rear end jacked up for a while, but ended up selling the 1100D dogbones which I had used to do so. It makes both wheels touch the ground when on the centrestand, so you need to put a bit of wood underneath. I'm kinda of the opinion that when it comes to the ZZR, if you want faster handling etc then you're better with going for a ZX6R.
I certainly don't think 60k is enough from a ZZR tbh.
Valve clearances imo are a bastard to change, just because I hate shims under buckets and having to remove cams, but then again I've got a couple of bikes like this so just put up with it and get on with it.
My cam chain is needing replaced soon at around 35k, as the tensioner is on its last click unfortunately. |
I would get the zx6r but the insurance want to rip me a new one. |
Yeah, that's understandable. The ZZR600 is a decent bike and as you have a decent shock on the rear and decent brakes then you've got pretty much all the weaknesses sorted.
Fitting the ZZR1100 dogbones jacks up the rear to this level as can be seen when I had it on my bike:
https://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a324/david_m213/zzr.jpg
Jacking up the rear makes the chain foul the linkpipes of the exhuast also, if you don't have your weight on the bike. It did improve handling a bit having it jacked up though.
One thing that it does that could be of concern, is that your front tyre "chicken strips" will go down, even if you don't change your riding before and after fitting. The bike leans over much further when it's on the side stand too.
Also, don't get a corbin seat for this particular model. They're shit and make you feel like you're sitting on your prostate(assuming you have one). Or you can buy mine for 50 pounds + P&P, but tbh if i were you I wouldn't bother. |
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I can't be the only one with the tarty Gold Nissins?
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Hi
Some E model 2nd gears are weak as well. Heard that at some point it was improved but not a clue whether that is true or if so when.
Silly problem is that when the clutch cable snaps there is nothing holding the operating arm in place. And as that hangs down it can slip out, followed by a load of the oil.
Dropping the forks out is a pain. Just because of how close the yoke bolts are to the air intakes.
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Ive been considering a gold rear caliper, is yours a himax by any chance? Ive got a seal hanging out of my rear but it still works but will probably by a himax for 40 quid than bother rebuilding. Will prpbably do it on the side for some experience.
I'm in Morley now, did live in Hyde Park for a while but its a hole!! Only ride to the uni and back. Im always keeping my eye out for other zzrs but i havent seen you either ____________________ I'm Sam; Northern, Ginger, Lover
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Yeah it's a Himax, no complaints really it does what it's supposed to!
I'm in Bramley myself but moving up to North Leeds in the not too distant future. If I'm going for a spin it's usually up along the A65 somewhere towards the Dales.
I don't get out to Morley much but if we do cross paths I'll be sure to nod at you  ____________________ Previous Bikes: 2006 Honda XR125L > 2003 Yamaha DT125R > 1996 Honda CB500
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