whats up. I have a zx7r i would like to sell or possibly trade for a 600rr. im willing to throw money on top. Bike must be clean. here is the link to nj craigslist.

http://cnj.craigslist.org/mcy/781214359.html


Modified by GsrIntegra789 at 8:46 AM 8/4/2008

 

It's funny how yesteryear's World Superbike contenders become today's starter bikes.

The ZX-7R is still on my "must own" list.

 

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The ZX-7R is still on my "must own" list.</TD></TR></TABLE>

mine too.

 

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The ZX-7R is still on my "must own" list.</TD></TR></TABLE>

at least our rc's that were superbike contenders can still be respected by the average rider

 

by the way, id keep that bike

you know how rare those things are nowadays?

 

I'd keep the 7 too. It's got the classic superbike look and pedigree. My favorite ZX7 are the 1993-1995 models with the single sided air scoop.

 

Its a nice bike and all. But i want something much lighter if u know what i mean. the zx7r is one of the heaviest bikes. And after sitting and riding my friends 600rr there is no comparison, i want one asap.

 

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My friend had one of those... it was a neat bike.

As for wanting to own a new, lighter super sport, I can't really fault the OP too much. I sold my TL-1000R a couple years ago due to financial hardship, and when the time came to buy a bike again I went the way of a 600rr over another tiller. The late 90's superbikes have so much character, it is tough to find in today's bikes.

 

anyone in jersey, ny, or pa interested?

 

That thing is a TERRIBLE starter bike.

 

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this is my first street bike.. and it seemed to work fine for me. After i got onto a more modern sport bike it was cake to ride. So yeah i would say it is a decent starter bike. unless you are one short *** person this bike is fine.

 

eh lowered the price a bit. Here is a new link

http://cnj.craigslist.org/mcy/781214359.html

anyone local is welcome to come check it out whenever. im out of work everyday at 6.