[RLJ3RD]

Hello Everyone, just checking in! I actually don't ride a ZX-6R but my wife (well I do ride it, when she lets me) does and this looked like a great place to get info on the bike. I do ride a R1 so I hope nobody minds me hanging around. Any way my wife has a 2002 6R and she loves it, almost as much as I love working on it! Here are a few pics and Thanks ... Lee

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[localbar]

Nice... Where did you get the front turn signals?

How many bikes do you have? That garage looks full to me =)

 

[Grunt_99]

Nice rear! err...

 

[RLJ3RD]

The front flushies and the undertail are both from
http://www.graphicartmotodesign.com/
Robert sells great stuff. The garage is kinda full although the CBR-954 is a friends the 98' and 02' R1's are mine.

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[Andy_7676]

hows the wife like the corbin? Is it any more comfy than the stock...

also does it lower the seat height all at and if so, did this help take preasure off her wrists?

I'm trying to convert my zx-6r into a nice comfy sport tourer

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[FLguy]

dang that looks alot like my bike lol

i have the same undertail, same rear stand, and a green '02. i've been wanting to put the flushmounts on, but i've heard that you have to grind at the fairing.

 

[RLJ3RD]

quote:
hows the wife like the corbin? Is it any more comfy than the stock...

also does it lower the seat height all at and if so, did this help take preasure off her wrists?

She loves the Corbin, it is definitely more comfy. As to the ride height I am not sure but it feels like it at least towards the rear of the seat.
It does not feel any lighter on the wrists though but I personally have not put many miles on it with the new seat.

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[RLJ3RD]

quote:
dang that looks alot like my bike lol

i have the same undertail, same rear stand, and a green '02. i've been wanting to put the flushmounts on, but i've heard that you have to grind at the fairing.

The flush mounts were quite easy to put on and yes there was a dremel tool involved. Robert at Graphic Arts has a good install section on the how to part. I would gladly answer any questions if anyone is going to attempt this mod. It was definitely worth it.


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[Andy_7676]

my only problem would be if my bike would pass the PA inspection here if I did all of those mods...

anyone how strict bike inspection is?

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[Dan]

nice looking bike..

Dan.

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'01 ZX6R Blue

 

[billym99]

andy--

depends a little on the dealer, some are more strict then others. the dealer i take mine to, (honda/bmw motorsports, carlise pike in mechanicsburg), is pretty cool on most things. i got through with some bum tires and illegal turn signals on the back. they or course "alerted" me of both problems but passed it anyways (and it helped that i ordered new tires with them that same day). it seems to me that inspections are really picky about tires, but when you only have two touching the ground rather then four maybe they should be...




billy m.
1998 ZX6R
WTF is a Gixxer?