ZZR-600
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ZZR-600
Hi, im looking to get a 2007ninja ZZR-600 for around $7000.
Is the ninja ZZR-600 alright for a beginner.
I sat on a 650 at the dealer shop and it wasent half as comfortable as sitting on a ZZR-600.
Being that the ZZR-600 is carburated instead of fuel injected, are ther any factors or problems there.
Is the ZZR-600 pretty easy to handle? When taking off in 1st, will it take off smoothly or do a wheely and throw me? I can also be reached at: billyjackdog@comcast.net Thanks for your replys everyone.
Is the ninja ZZR-600 alright for a beginner.
I sat on a 650 at the dealer shop and it wasent half as comfortable as sitting on a ZZR-600.
Being that the ZZR-600 is carburated instead of fuel injected, are ther any factors or problems there.
Is the ZZR-600 pretty easy to handle? When taking off in 1st, will it take off smoothly or do a wheely and throw me? I can also be reached at: billyjackdog@comcast.net Thanks for your replys everyone.
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RE: ZZR-600
That is a great bike; not just for a beginner but for an expert also and it is very comfortable. That was considered the ZX6R before the 636's came out and Kawasaki just changed the designation to the ZZR. It has plenty of power and how hard it accelerates is up to you and your RH wrist. I highly recommend taking the Motorcycle Safety Foundation Riding course as soon aspossiblebefore you start riding around.
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