Underrated bike. I have owned about 7 of these and now l have a 1998 E6 model custom painted in white with white wheels and black/green decals and the dials have been changed from black to white with green LED back-lighting and exhausts have been chopped down a bit. Fuck what these Millennial reviewers say, these bikes still kick ass and never fail to put a smile on your face when overtaking the Audi/BMW cager tossers.
dude you drive too close to the vehicle in front of you, if the car or any other vehicle stops suddenly then you are a gonner. Drive safe my friend and keep a safe distance.
Just got back onto a motorcycle (I am 50) after a 23 year break; my then bike was a GPZ 550 1983 model, my now bike bought 2 weeks ago is a 1995 ZZR600, with 32k miles on the clock, bought for £700 , the thing is a missile and wants to go fast, but my god, what fun, and what a waste of twenty odd years away. Loving every second wet or dry.
They're supposed to be very comfortable - particularly compared to the 'pocket rockets' of today (I had an 11, not the 6, but presume similar in ergonomics)
I would very quickly get pissed off with that key fob dancing about in front of me like that but..good ride!... Nice to see a rider that isn't addicted to speed and thrashes his bike just because you can. Not too fast and slowing down for populated areas showing good anticipation. Again, Good ride! (But I would lose the key fob! :-))
Thanks! I don't like to push the limits on public roads, but rather enjoy every trip and hope to do so for many years. Sure the keychain gets annoying, but it saved my ass when my keys fell into a lake, with spares sitting at home 800km away :)
when I found this video I was looking at a zzr400 (unfortunately i got outbid) a bandit 600 and a zzr600 this video sold me the bike and im so glad it did because its so fun to ride, the power is definitely there if you want it and its really comfortable
Bought one Yesterday. That seat's not very comfortable after an hour! Great bike though although she did break down on me after 150 miles. It may well have ran out of fuel though? Looked lots in the tank but I'm not sure how high the feeder pipe is.
this video explains why motorbikes are awesome.i must admit that the zzr has always been my dream bike,but never having any money,no way i could ever afford one.i did sit on one at my local kawasaki dealer back in the early 90's and it was just as great as i thought it would be (even though i got sneered at by someone riding past on their zzr 1100 with their girlfriend on the back.i hope i can now try and save up for one at 39 (have seen a few for sale for under £1000 so could be possible with a lot of self control (on the money front ;-)
Lovely ride, a friend's offered me one of these that needs a bit of work for so cheap, insurance is quite high for me because it'd be my first big bike. So tempting though =P
As you get older, you'll find your insurance goes down quite a bit on motorcycles. Currently, I have full coverage on a 2006 Harley FLHPI and it is only $122 per year. When I added a sport bike and a trail bike to it previously, it was only around $225 per year for all 3 bikes, IIRC. I just did a quote to see what liability only insurance would cost me for just the sport bike for a new policy with Progressive Insurance. I used a fake name so that they wouldn't give me any discount for being an existing customer. It turned out that it was $79 per year. So, if you live long enough, it does get cheaper... :) I've been riding one type of motorcycle or another for over 45 years and the last motorcycle wreck I had was 37 years ago. It took a few broken bones / compound fractures, but I finally decided that every vehicle that is on the road is trying to intentionally kill me when I'm on a motorcycle and I drive accordingly.
Same here. It's burgundy and with only 52000 miles on it. Original except for the Nexxus end can. It's a bullet but I'm considering selling it. Too many bikes, too little storage.
I was just looking at one cool sample for 850 €. Is it worth it then? I have a Honda Blackbird, but I`d buy this one just for fun (and for the sake of being a 90s bike).
Nice video man and love the 1100 just watch your forward planning man if one or two of the cars early on hesitated whilst turning you would have had some issues lol but apart from that man keep it up man
Great riding skills and beautiful scenery with a white flag to signal the end of the ride lol where are you riding it's sooo nice I am about to get a zzr600 same year 04 10k on the clock good condition red the owners moving so he offered to sell it for $1900 US do you think it's a good deal ? thanks
Hi sir. Thanks for posting. Can I ask you about the torque of this bike at around 80-90km/h (the speed limit where I live)? Is it reliable for a long trip? I can get one 1995 for a very good price. Any input is welcome. Tks and ride safe.
awesome ride. that keychain would drive me nuts :)
i have the same kawasaki btw
Underrated bike.
I have owned about 7 of these and now l have a 1998 E6 model custom painted in white with white wheels and black/green decals and the dials have been changed from black to white with green LED back-lighting and exhausts have been chopped down a bit.
Fuck what these Millennial reviewers say, these bikes still kick ass and never fail to put a smile on your face when overtaking the Audi/BMW cager tossers.
I would like to see that like of yours
Great bikes. Still miss mine 10 years on. The noise takes me straight back :-)
I had a 93 20 years ago still my fav bike I feel like getting another one, they are so cheap now
dude you drive too close to the vehicle in front of you, if the car or any other vehicle stops suddenly then you are a gonner.
Drive safe my friend and keep a safe distance.
Just got back onto a motorcycle (I am 50) after a 23 year break; my then bike was a GPZ 550 1983 model, my now bike bought 2 weeks ago is a 1995 ZZR600, with 32k miles on the clock, bought for £700 , the thing is a missile and wants to go fast, but my god, what fun, and what a waste of twenty odd years away. Loving every second wet or dry.
I have put 5000 miles on it since purchase, still loving it.
how are you finding it, comfort-wise?
They're supposed to be very comfortable - particularly compared to the 'pocket rockets' of today (I had an 11, not the 6, but presume similar in ergonomics)
I bought a 99 model yesterday. Can't wait to go riding.
I would very quickly get pissed off with that key fob dancing about in front of me like that but..good ride!...
Nice to see a rider that isn't addicted to speed and thrashes his bike just because you can. Not too fast and slowing down for populated areas showing good anticipation. Again, Good ride! (But I would lose the key fob! :-))
Thanks! I don't like to push the limits on public roads, but rather enjoy every trip and hope to do so for many years.
Sure the keychain gets annoying, but it saved my ass when my keys fell into a lake, with spares sitting at home 800km away :)
i was thinking how good it was and id like one, figuring it wd be more
easy to grab from your pocket with gloves on.
when I found this video I was looking at a zzr400 (unfortunately i got outbid) a bandit 600 and a zzr600
this video sold me the bike and im so glad it did because its so fun to ride, the power is definitely there if you want it and its really comfortable
Bought one Yesterday. That seat's not very comfortable after an hour! Great bike though although she did break down on me after 150 miles. It may well have ran out of fuel though? Looked lots in the tank but I'm not sure how high the feeder pipe is.
This is in Slovenia. Yeah, it's a great deal and i'm sure you'll be pleased with the bike.
this video explains why motorbikes are awesome.i must admit that the zzr has always been my dream bike,but never having any money,no way i could ever afford one.i did sit on one at my local kawasaki dealer back in the early 90's and it was just as great as i thought it would be (even though i got sneered at by someone riding past on their zzr 1100 with their girlfriend on the back.i hope i can now try and save up for one at 39 (have seen a few for sale for under £1000 so could be possible with a lot of self control (on the money front ;-)
i am surely gonna get my self a zzr some time in my life looks like an amazing ride
well im sellin one a 2004,, tax n mot,, runs as good as the next one.. no probs wi it,,,owned fur 4 years... miles is under 25k, yours fur. 1300
mabozzar U STILL HAVE THAT BIKE MATE?
Gerhard did you get it
bro my dad has one and we was out on it the other weekend and the 600 rips real good,fantastic bikes
Lovely ride, a friend's offered me one of these that needs a bit of work for so cheap, insurance is quite high for me because it'd be my first big bike. So tempting though =P
As you get older, you'll find your insurance goes down quite a bit on motorcycles. Currently, I have full coverage on a 2006 Harley FLHPI and it is only $122 per year. When I added a sport bike and a trail bike to it previously, it was only around $225 per year for all 3 bikes, IIRC. I just did a quote to see what liability only insurance would cost me for just the sport bike for a new policy with Progressive Insurance. I used a fake name so that they wouldn't give me any discount for being an existing customer. It turned out that it was $79 per year. So, if you live long enough, it does get cheaper... :)
I've been riding one type of motorcycle or another for over 45 years and the last motorcycle wreck I had was 37 years ago. It took a few broken bones / compound fractures, but I finally decided that every vehicle that is on the road is trying to intentionally kill me when I'm on a motorcycle and I drive accordingly.
Thanks! I actually had lots of space left and didn't even break hard, but you can't see it properly in the video :)
Great ride trough some beautifull countryside. I have a ZZR600 myself..'90 model :D
Same here. It's burgundy and with only 52000 miles on it. Original except for the Nexxus end can. It's a bullet but I'm considering selling it. Too many bikes, too little storage.
I really wish they still made them, I would have liked a 750 to 800 cc ZZR... I wonder if you could put a 750 engine into a 600 frame.
Put me down for 1.
I very enjoyed thih video. I have a ZZR too. I like my motorcycle. Have a nice day!
used to love my zzr 600, just hated the carb icing when the outside temperature got to 6 C or below 😬
How do u fix it , to get it started
I was just looking at one cool sample for 850 €. Is it worth it then? I have a Honda Blackbird, but I`d buy this one just for fun (and for the sake of being a 90s bike).
Nice video man and love the 1100 just watch your forward planning man if one or two of the cars early on hesitated whilst turning you would have had some issues lol but apart from that man keep it up man
Hello I want to know about your carburetors how many turns you have on each one ? I just need the correct adjustment
I have no idea, sold the bike 8 years ago. On K1300R now
Road like'a from Altay. Nice bike!
Awesome road & awesome video because no shit music drowning the sound of real music
Great riding skills and beautiful scenery with a white flag to signal the end of the ride
lol where are you riding it's sooo nice I am about to get a zzr600 same year 04 10k on the
clock good condition red the owners moving so he offered to sell it for $1900 US do you
think it's a good deal ? thanks
hey man,nice ride,good passing and good gear change.You still have this zzr today,pandemic 2020?
very nice drive man
Good ride!
How and where you mounted camera?
I would like to do the same video with my cbr.
Greeting from Poland ;)
Great bike ;)
Hi sir. Thanks for posting. Can I ask you about the torque of this bike at around 80-90km/h (the speed limit where I live)?
Is it reliable for a long trip? I can get one 1995 for a very good price.
Any input is welcome. Tks and ride safe.
Saulo Silva oh god yeah - well up to long distance, plenty of power and less thirsty than the 1100.
Beautiful part of the world! Whereabouts is this?
kwakkers68 In Slovenia
Thanks. (sorry, I hadn't noticed the comment below!) :-)
Great ride...
i'm very2 interested riding...but MALAYSIA bigbike...VERY2 EXPENSIVE..& TAX... i like.. ZZR600 D..
Huge ass Kawasaki keychain!
nice one ZZR GRrrrrrrrrat bike
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Unnecessary passing may cause a accident to serious hurt, You had better to start early and drive in road slowly
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Oh that bloody key fob spoils this whole video
Bike is 2004
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Great bike but the video needs some work. That key chain flopping all over the place drove me friggin nuts and ruined the whole video. Ride safe.