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Sport Bike Lites Undertail

written by GooDy -- August 15th, 2009
Filed under: 2008 Kawasaki Zx6r, Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
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What’s up guys? The good folks over at Sport Bike Lites sent over an integrated tail light and turn signals for the Zx-6r. This fender eliminator kit mounts to the bottom of your tail section. Tag, lights, and brake light plus all hardware re included. Check it out!

This kit retails for $129.99 but if you check out their site now, there is a special for $99.99. Even if you don’t have a Kawasaki Zx-6r, be sure to check out their site for a lot of other unique sportbike accessories for all makes and models.

Aight guys, till next time, Peace!

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Renthal Chainwheels Kit

written by GooDy -- February 15th, 2009
Filed under: 2008 Kawasaki Zx6r, Staff Bikes | Comments (2)
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Hey guys, so today I am going to install the front, rear, and chain on the Zx6r from Renthal Ltd. They were cool enough to exchange the 42 tooth rear sprocket for the 44 tooth one for more pick up. Check out the video.

So, I am not as mechanically inclined as other staff members. Sue me. LOL! Anyways, I was able to take it out for a quick spin before it started pouring rain again. The sprocket change gave the Zx6r a much needed upmh. It takes off like a bullet now!

We changed the front to a minus tooth and the rear to a plus two. I believe that is the maximum you can do before the bike starts performing strangely.

Renthal Ltd produce high quality 7075 T6 aluminum alloy rear chainwheels that are 66% lighter than steel, yet incredibly durable. Their advanced tooth profile, concentricity and accuracy of fit provide maximum power transfer and long-life.

Stay tuned for when we take this lean, mean, green machine out when the rain clears! Peace…

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Body Shifting

written by GooDy -- December 15th, 2008
Filed under: 2008 Kawasaki Zx6r, Staff Bikes | Comments (1)
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What’s up guys? So, today I am going to continue my lesson on how to ride faster. Check it out.

Please leave me a comment if you want me to further explain anything. Thanks. Peace!

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How to Lean on the Zx6r

written by GooDy -- December 14th, 2008
Filed under: 2008 Kawasaki Zx6r, Staff Bikes | Comments (1)
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Watch the video. Don’t understand? Leave me a comment!

Aight guys. Peace!

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Renthal Sprockets

written by GooDy -- November 16th, 2008
Filed under: 2008 Kawasaki Zx6r, Staff Bikes | Comments (0)
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Hey guys! Today Renthal Ltd. sent us a set of sprockets for the Kawasaki Ninja Zx6r. The kit consisted of a rear 42 tooth sprocket, a front sprocket, and a new chain.

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Unfortunately, we did not think the kit would do anything beneficial for the Zx6r, so we sent back the 42 tooth rear sprocket for a 44 tooth one. That way, we would have one down in front and two up in the back. That would give the low end pick up the Zx6r desperately needs in my opinion.

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We will update you as soon as we get the rear sprocket and install it. Stay tuned!

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