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Old 12-14-2007, 09:10 PM
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Re: thinking about buying this..

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^^I would never actually wish for any rider to be paralyzed or die. But seriously jay stop being such A ***.

I was just about to stick a **** in my mouth - thank god for your post!!
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Old 12-15-2007, 04:45 AM
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I was just about to stick a **** in my mouth - thank god for your post!!
you were gonna do that regardless
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Old 12-15-2007, 11:27 AM
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Re: thinking about buying this..

Originally Posted by Pasit
Do u mind Explaining what the Reason is?? y r they so great?
Of course not, the 636's have an awsome balance point and run very well. Theres a million of em out there and parts are evrywhere. The 03-04's have great power and besides the forks, hold up pretty well. I personally like the f4i a little better mostly because its a Honda and its bulletproof. I had a si cage and roundbar on it and I didnt have a single crack on the frame or subframe. I rode the bike very hard, learned a lot on it and as far as i know still runs strong to this day. They also have a large balance point and are everywhere as far as finding parts goes. For the most part besides the subframe and other minor changes theyve been the same for 7 years. Theres more reasons than this but the fact that 90% of decent stunters use one or another should be enough.
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Old 12-23-2007, 12:41 AM
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Re: thinking about buying this..

Originally Posted by GAMstunts
Of course not, the 636's have an awsome balance point and run very well. Theres a million of em out there and parts are evrywhere. The 03-04's have great power and besides the forks, hold up pretty well. I personally like the f4i a little better mostly because its a Honda and its bulletproof. I had a si cage and roundbar on it and I didnt have a single crack on the frame or subframe. I rode the bike very hard, learned a lot on it and as far as i know still runs strong to this day. They also have a large balance point and are everywhere as far as finding parts goes. For the most part besides the subframe and other minor changes theyve been the same for 7 years. Theres more reasons than this but the fact that 90% of decent stunters use one or another should be enough.
thanks man, r the new ones with the changes to the subframes still as good as the old ones or do u know??
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Old 12-23-2007, 03:35 PM
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I was just on Kawasaki's Website and the 636 wasnt on there, was 06 the last year that they made it?
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Re: thinking about buying this..

Originally Posted by Pasit
I was just on Kawasaki's Website and the 636 wasnt on there, was 06 the last year that they made it?
yes sadly 06 was the last year of the 636...
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yes sadly 06 was the last year of the 636...
So the ZX6r is a totally different bike? how do they compare?
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Re: thinking about buying this..

Originally Posted by Pasit
So the ZX6r is a totally different bike? how do they compare?
03 to 06 zx6rr = 599cc
03 to 06 zx6r = 636cc
07+ zx6r = 599cc

they redesigned the bike in 07. went back to a full metal tank slimmed out the tail section made the healights smaller went to the only 599cc model instead of both a 599 and a 636. i havent gotten the chance to ride the 07 yet but ppl seem to like them and im looking at getting one.
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