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I got a 98 kawasak zx600r with 4k miles is that a good bike and how fast will it go 0 to 60? |
Its in the shop now i havent road it yet i want to know if i got me a good bike and how fast it will go top speed and 0 to 60 0-60 in about 3 sec. then you'll probably spend the next 15 minutes explaining to the officer why you needed to do this in a 25mph speed zone. Next you'll be going to a bike shop to buy a bicycle to ride on till you get your license back. hell yea it's a good bike. only one way to find out the 0 to 60 time..... ride it and time it or go to your local drag strip Faster than you can post in the wrong section (this isn't the MOTORcycle section). |
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