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I think the FJR would be a good replacement for the ZZR if you are just wanting better ergonomics. Ive not heard anything bad about them. As you are already aware, it ll definitely be more sedate. Are you wanting to stay with a metric bike?
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How about a C14? More upright and still crazy horsepower. AND it's still a Kawasaki.
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The R1 is waiting for parts and I had a ride planned last weekend. Someone offered me this. I nearly said no thanks, but it's an annual ride and I didn't want to miss it.
They are actually a very good touring bike, definitely slower than the ZZR1200, but very stable and surprisingly good in faster corners.
They are heavy though, and it had a custom seat which meant I couldn't get my feet flat on the ground and had to be careful where I parked.
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Last edited by Moise; 03-04-2023, 01:51 PM."You don't get slower with age, you just get more cautious." Michael Rutter
06 Ocean Blue ZZR1200, the coolest colour.
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"Metric Bike" meaning foreign built? No-one in Australia produces bikes, so I guess I do.Originally posted by BIG O View Post
Or are you suggesting "Hardley"?
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Metric meaning Japanese (Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, etc…). I would never have considered a Hardley LOL.Originally posted by BillDownUnder View Post
"Metric Bike" meaning foreign built? No-one in Australia produces bikes, so I guess I do.
Or are you suggesting "Hardley"?
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