2002 Euro/Aust V 2002 US/Can
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As I remember, the chassis/rear suspension was tweaked a tad bit too. But nothing serious I don't think. 'Essentially' it was just bored out and the rear mods. I have a few articles on it at home (and BTW, they love it) from some British & Euro mags. I'll take a peek later and refresh.
The British Press love it! The extra 37cc gives it just that little more flexibility in mid range with out sacrificing top end and any of the other characteristics.
I don't like the paintwork though! I prefer the Silver and Black from the J1 (2002) model. But then, I would say that as I have one!
Silver/Black ZX6-R (2000 J1)
"Come on you R's!"
(That's 'Queens Park Rangers', an English football (soccer) club!)
I don't like the paintwork though! I prefer the Silver and Black from the J1 (2002) model. But then, I would say that as I have one!
Silver/Black ZX6-R (2000 J1)
"Come on you R's!"
(That's 'Queens Park Rangers', an English football (soccer) club!)
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