i want a bike dunno whether to get a gixxer 750 or a zx7arghhhh please help guys thank you

 

I'll ask my coworker who races an RC51 for forums that would be more appropriate for you to browse. 99% of the responses here are going to be magazine racers.

 

the GSXR is a "Better" bike if you care what the magazines say (chances are, and no offence, that you are not a skilled enought rider to be able to notice the differences on the street), looks wise its all ZX7R, i think it was voted top 10 sexiest bikes of all time, its a classic

 

yeah i asked my bro who has had bikes he said its a tough choice between a gixxer and a zx7 he said the same thing that the gixxer is better performance wise a lil bit but that the zx7 straight up looks damn sexy

 

unless your a serious racer go with the zx7r (which can hold its own on the track no doubt)...its so peeettty

 

but that damn yellow and black gixxer is farkin sexy but the zx7 is fine lol

 

Get what YOU want.

 

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The GSXR has been continually updated by Suzuki, whereas the ZX7 has been practically forgotten by Kawasaki. There are a lot more spares out there for the Suzuki, but both bikes are competent street and track bikes. I almost bought a ZX7 because it looks awesome! I don't like the Gixxer 3/4 because it looks similar to the 0.6 and 1k.

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Some of us just aren't fortunate enough to experience racing different bikes.

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i realy want the yellow and black gixxer but im sensative and my bro keeps saying im a poser when i just want to try it for myself not cuz everyone has one + i think this ghey movie with bikes doing flips makes him think that but damn it ima try lol edit not gonna try flips im not a bike ricer damn it

 

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I guess your part of the 99% since you have to ask someone else . . . Why not ask first instead of just assuming everyone is too stupid to answer somebody's questions? Thats pretty lame if you ask me . . . Get the gixxer, cow's are straight line bikes . . . But don't listen to any of us since we are obviously not as qualified as that other guys boy . . .

 

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see, magazine racing right there. most people that have ZX-7Rs love their handling, the ZX-7R was successful in racing for many years, etc... what experience do you have to label it a "straight line bike" ?

 

My opinion, and a friends opinion that currently owns a ZX-12R. I'm just bein dumb cuz I was annoyed by that comment, so just ignore me lol I mean its not like I have access to every make/model bike out there for track testing! And unless anyone here does, then I guess we're all magazine racers, track experience or not . . . which I do have . . . And thats kind of closed minded . . . 64k question: Gixxer 750 vs ZX-7R? I think the answer can be found in research . . .