Youve come to the right place feel free to ask questions and look in
the photo albums.
Skeet
Oh and please add you photos to!

Been looking out for a Muzzy oval carbon to go on my muzzy system,but
being in the uk iv yet to see one come up on ebay or anything.So if any
of you guys notice one feeling lonely anywhere gimme a shout lol cheers.
Oh nearly forgot i dropped on a single race seat,so got that on and ill
get some more pics up soon as i finish painting it.

Frank
Please post pictures of your bike in the photo album. We would love to
see it! And welcome.
Skeet

Hi Skeet
I hope you manage to generate some chit-chat.  I used to own Ducatis
and am still a member of a web group centering on STs - I stay on
board because it is a constant source of anecdote, amusing stories
and great sage advice.  It would be good if this group could become
similar.  MY current bike is a ZX6R and I'll post a pic of it, not
that great but it gives an idea.
Cheers and Good luck!
Richie



--- In KawasakiZX7RR@yahoogroups.com, "Skeet Wyman" <cgifly2@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey guys I am the moderater of this site and I need your help. Just
> want to know who monitors there email on this site and want to know
if
> there is anything I (or we) can do to get anymore regular chatter
> going on? IE could we talk about riding, street or track latest
things
> pertaining to bikes or technical stuff. So even if your not
interested
> could you please respond to this post if you get emails. Thanks.
> Skeet Wyman ZX6R/7R/and now 10R pilot
>

Hey guys I am the moderater of this site and I need your help. Just
want to know who monitors there email on this site and want to know if
there is anything I (or we) can do to get anymore regular chatter
going on? IE could we talk about riding, street or track latest things
pertaining to bikes or technical stuff. So even if your not interested
could you please respond to this post if you get emails. Thanks.
Skeet Wyman ZX6R/7R/and now 10R pilot

Realizing this is a small group, but one interested in this type bike,
I thought Id let all you know my bike is for sale. Its my "street
bike" I am still building my track ZX7-6RR but I have a real good
chance to get a 06 10r for a real good price (one I cant refuse) and I
need the money from my 7 to get it. Youve seen all the pics it has
28,000 on it and needs nothing but a new owner. To anyone on this list
I will let it go for $3500 which is well within mid blue book and you
all know the extent of mods on the bike. If you are looking to have
one I can ashure you buying mine is the less expensive way to go. Its
funny though the 10r doent even come close to the handling of the 7r
but thats why I am building a 7r track bike. But for long freeway
trips and open highway jounts Ill will appreciate the low rpms of a
liter bike. So there ya go.
Skeet

Mike,
I to am building a track zx7r. So far I have the swingarm and shock
installed. Saving up for some zx6r wheels and front end. My street
version weighs in at 387 lb dry and I cant wait to see what track bike
can come in at. I really dont even feel the street bike weight at all
but I think it will help the acceleration with less weight. Welcome to
the group.
Skeet

I think 10r is overkill but to each his own.
Skeet

Hey buddy I'm doing the same conversion on my bike but I wanted to know
if I send you both pivot axles from the ZX7R and the ZX636 how much
will you charge to make the converted pivot axle.

Please post some pics of your bikes or projects.
Skeet

I added pictures in my album and a file on how to in the file section
for anyone interested.
Skeet

--- In KawasakiZX7RR@yahoogroups.com, "Skeet Wyman" <cgifly2@...> wrote:
>
> Anyone whos listening. The bike got new paint, And I started on the
> track bike which will lead to the fuel injection system (dont ask how
> there are related but they are) and so when installing the new zx6s
> swing arm on the 2nd zx7 (track bike) came up with an insainly easy
> way to do it. If theres interest form anyonee I will post a file with
> pics on how to do it. Saves (even without the 6s wheels) about 10lbs!
> And the 6s shock link has a different link that you imediatly feel on
> the road. Much nicer. So thats it.
> Skeet
>


Get some pics done then id be intrested to see how its done matey

Anyone whos listening. The bike got new paint, And I started on the
track bike which will lead to the fuel injection system (dont ask how
there are related but they are) and so when installing the new zx6s
swing arm on the 2nd zx7 (track bike) came up with an insainly easy
way to do it. If theres interest form anyonee I will post a file with
pics on how to do it. Saves (even without the 6s wheels) about 10lbs!
And the 6s shock link has a different link that you imediatly feel on
the road. Much nicer. So thats it.
Skeet

----- Original Message -----

From: Skeet Wyman

To: KawasakiZX7RR@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 10:53 PM

Subject: Re: [KawasakiZX7RR] ZX6R enquiry

Not to sure maybe its the age of the majority that ride that bike. Into other things, than chatting. Dont know.

Skeet

PS used to have a Ducati, and now your on a Jap bike, whats up with that?

 

On 4/2/08, Richard Meyer <richardmeyer@lundybay.net> wrote:

Many thanks Skeet,

I'll do that.  Pity the grouip is not more active.  I was a Ducati rider for some years and there's a brilliant ST group - mostly yanks for sure, but heaps of chat and info.  What's wrong do you think?

All best wishes

Richie

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Skeet Wyman

To: KawasakiZX7RR@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 8:04 PM

Subject: Re: [KawasakiZX7RR] ZX6R enquiry

 

Richie

Your totally welcome here but it doesnt look like much action happens here either. I am the one who statred this website because my is in fact unique. I do have all of your suspension and wheels rear swing arm and soon fuel injection on my ZX7R. If you wanrt post pictures of your bike and let us know what mods your going to make on it. I will help you out with anything I can.

Skeet

 

On 3/29/08, Richard Meyer <richardmeyer@lundybay.net> wrote:

Hi folks,
As a newbie to this group I feel a bit of a fraud becaue my bike is a
ZX-6R (2006). Hoewever I can find no forum that deals specifically
with this model. The relevant Yahoo group has no recent activity and
my membership application has not been acknowledged. Is it defunct
does anyone know? If so, any ideas where chat about the ZX-6R happens?
Thanks in advance for any help.
BTW I live in North Devon, UK.
Cheers Richie

----- Original Message -----

From: Skeet Wyman

To: KawasakiZX7RR@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 8:04 PM

Subject: Re: [KawasakiZX7RR] ZX6R enquiry

Richie

Your totally welcome here but it doesnt look like much action happens here either. I am the one who statred this website because my is in fact unique. I do have all of your suspension and wheels rear swing arm and soon fuel injection on my ZX7R. If you wanrt post pictures of your bike and let us know what mods your going to make on it. I will help you out with anything I can.

Skeet

 

On 3/29/08, Richard Meyer <richardmeyer@lundybay.net> wrote:

Hi folks,
As a newbie to this group I feel a bit of a fraud becaue my bike is a
ZX-6R (2006). Hoewever I can find no forum that deals specifically
with this model. The relevant Yahoo group has no recent activity and
my membership application has not been acknowledged. Is it defunct
does anyone know? If so, any ideas where chat about the ZX-6R happens?
Thanks in advance for any help.
BTW I live in North Devon, UK.
Cheers Richie

Hi folks,
As a newbie to this group I feel a bit of a fraud becaue my bike is a
ZX-6R (2006).  Hoewever I can find no forum that deals specifically
with this model.  The relevant Yahoo group has no recent activity and
my membership application has not been acknowledged.  Is it defunct
does anyone know?  If so, any ideas where chat about the ZX-6R happens?
Thanks in advance for any help.
BTW I live in North Devon, UK.
Cheers Richie

Thats good, iv found the zx12 shock works vey well so far, its about
10 mm shorter than the original shock but you can adjust the ride
height to over come that.
Was thinking about doing the zx9 engine swop but im finding
information that the gsxr1000 k1-k4 engine is just as easy to fit.


>
> Marc
> No I didnt revalve a thing. Not only that I was worried when I put
the stock
> rear shock on there that the spring would be to soft, not the case.
I am
> thinking that since the bike has been getting lighter it is making
the
> suspension work as is. The only thing I have to change is the zx6
shock is
> shorter by an inch, so I have that custom link on there that can
raise or
> lowwer the back end and I need to do that. Look at the side view
carefully
> and you can probably see it.
> Skeet
>
>
> On 12/12/07, marc <tl1000st@...> wrote:
> >
> >   Nice bikes guys.Now how much fitting does the zx6r front end
take, did
> > you have to revalve the forks for the heavier zx7 ?.
> > Also like the rear swinger too.
> >
> >
> >
>

Nice bikes guys.Now how much fitting does the zx6r front end take, did
you have to revalve the forks for the heavier zx7 ?.
Also like the rear swinger too.

--- In KawasakiZX7RR@yahoogroups.com, "Skeet Wyman" <cgifly2@...> wrote:
>
> Eric youd be surprise how inexpensive you can do it for. I bought my
> bike for $2900 (yeah it needed help) got the forks, wheels, rear
> swingarm and shock off of Ebay. I also have the wire loom and
> injectors/airbox to. When said and done I will only have $4500 in the
> bike with a new paint job(Ill do myself) I have seen theses STOCK in
> good shape sell for that. I am aslo building a track bike. I will be
> adding pics of that as I get started. It will be based on the stck
> equipment taken from my ZX7 but I am thinking of using a ZX9 engine.
> Skeet
>
yeah, I'm kinda in the middle of healing from shoulder surgury, and
customizing my wifes bike. It's an 85 Suzuki GS700E.  Lowwered, rebuilt
forks, clip-ons, and new windscreen/fairing.  I have a problem with 2nd
gear in my zx7 , so I'm either gonna have to drop the motor to fix it,
or if I can find a 9R motor, I'll make the swap.  Sound like a good
idea to you?

Eric youd be surprise how inexpensive you can do it for. I bought my
bike for $2900 (yeah it needed help) got the forks, wheels, rear
swingarm and shock off of Ebay. I also have the wire loom and
injectors/airbox to. When said and done I will only have $4500 in the
bike with a new paint job(Ill do myself) I have seen theses STOCK in
good shape sell for that. I am aslo building a track bike. I will be
adding pics of that as I get started. It will be based on the stck
equipment taken from my ZX7 but I am thinking of using a ZX9 engine.
Skeet

Thanks for the approval.  Very slick bike you have there.  Hopefully
I can gather the funds to make mine look that nice!