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Author: Subject: Kwak ZX10 ?
zilspeed

posted on 19/6/04 at 10:55 AM Reply With Quote
Kwak ZX10 ?

Has anyone used or considered the 1988 vintage ZX10 motor ?
125bhp as standard - 147 with different carb tops.
There's a complete package on ebay just now - hands off, it's mine ;-)

From what I can gather, it's fairly closely related to the ZZR100 which is used in some versions of the radical.

Anyone using any of the above ?
Any opinions ?

Cheers

John F

P.S. here's the motor in question









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spunky

posted on 19/6/04 at 11:53 AM Reply With Quote
ZX10

The ZX10 held the production bike speed record for a couple of years. only knocked off top spot by another Kwak, the venerable ZZR1100.

Would have thought it would make a nice cost effective motor.

John





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But the cautious man does not live at all.....

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Berwyn

posted on 19/6/04 at 04:04 PM Reply With Quote
Stonking engine but it is VERY tall. I have seen them in 7's before but people have had to make huge bonet bulges to accomodate the engine.





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phelpsa

posted on 19/6/04 at 08:15 PM Reply With Quote
Now I bet you'd need those huge slicks for that..

When I read the title of the thread I thought you meant the brand new, 180bhp superbike. I wish I had one of those.

Adam






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