Kawasaki ER6 F 2008 ankle foot replacement?

Hello, I can not find a replacement for my broken foot right front of my ankle Kawaksai ER6-F 2008. I already wrote to my local Kawasaki dealer and they said a new PEG costs £ 50 + ... just wondering if anyone may recommend any after market alternatives? A link would be useful. Thank you.

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Kawasaki motorcycles with a 14mm or 13mm master brake cylinder?

I'm building a custom, and need to look good. BRAKE MASTER Many Kawasaki (Nissin) cylinders are correct and are great deals on eBay. Problem is that nobody lists the output size. Can you tell me the size of this master cylinder? It is sometimes placed on the body near the outlet. Thank you!

E-mail whoever you sell it on e-bay! If they sell they should know!

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Motocross bikes?

How much HP did a motocross 250cc 4-stroke bike have? What is the leader in Class 250 and top speed

HP rear wheel around 38. A typical 125 2 time, around 35. Edselmanll Sorry to bust your bubble, but a 501 Maico in the early '70s was only capable of low to mid 30's on the dyno. Your 250 has been in the mid 20's in their best state of tune. The most we could get out of a YZ250 '76 with mucho work port and a pipe was built by hand 28, and was a beast for a 250 in it's day. The leader of the class? Whatever bike you are most comfortable on getting the best support and enjoy riding. It is after all, 70 runner%, 30% bike.

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WHATS good things about Kawasaki Dirt Bikes?

I have a 2007 KAWASAKI DIRT BIKE 85 WHAT ARE THE GOOD THINGS ABOUT THEM IT WAS

that they are not made by harley davidson

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When it comes to motocross / dirt bikes, making Ktm so much better?

Why are dirt bikes KTM so "better" as, for example a Honda? What makes them faster, better and more racable? Between a 4-stroke KTM 250 and Honda CRF250R what are the specific differences KTM make more of a MX bike?

They are not best MX bike. When was the last time KTM has won a title in the AMA. KTM are expensive because they use high quality components, like, a handlebar, tires, brakes, chains, sprockets, etc. KTM is the only the 5 major who uses a free link rear suspension. This is a very important drawback Motocross / Supercross. Suspension KTM MX / SX is harder to call, should be changed more often for varying track conditions and tends to be too "busy" in rough play. It does so in wood. KTM dominates wood pretty much running because they spend tons of R & D time and money to develop the best bikes in the wood world. KTM is known for have a plant quickly power, but it takes more than a fast engine to win in motocross.

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What do Ducati motorcycle race in MotoGP?

Is it a 1098? ... And racing a Yamaha R1 right? ..

Without a spouse, your way thinking more of WSB and MotoGP. Ducati GP09 race the Yamaha M1 of the Honda RC212V Kawasaki (Hayate), the ZX-RR Suzuki GSV-R All these bikes are 800cc four strokes. In WSB Ducati run the 1198 Yamaha R1 Honda CBR 1000 RR (Fireblade) Kawasaki ZX10R the Suzuki GSX-R on the K9 Aprilia RSV4 Factory "of the BMW S1000 RR Hope this helps.

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2800 is a good price for a 2005 Ducati 749s sown?

It is from the auction, if it has no title, but will make a bill of sale, the frame and forks are good, tires are mostly very new, the front wheel must be replaced. He sells it with as few additional new pieces that he acquired it. I do not know much about these bikes off the track they are good bikes.

A similar machine in a state unwrecked is $ 6,000-7,000 with a clear title. You do not have more than 50% of retail bike rescue. The $ 2,800 is already close to that. I would pay $ 1,500 or more.

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What is a good motorcycle Kawasaki for a rookie 17 years?

Can you suggest a good brand of bike?

I went on a KX125 when I was your age and had no riding experience. Two Bikes race as it may be too cheerful for you according to your size. If you're under 5 '9 "you may want a smaller bike that mx'ers sit high enough clearing big jumps for the riders mx. It is hard to go wrong with four-stroke trail bikes like the Japanese KL100 and all Honda motorcycles.

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Why do people want Kawasaki Sports Bikes on Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki?

Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki Bikes are well known for their performance and price. But as a marketing point of view, what influences consumer buying a Kawasaki Ninja or motor bike. What is the reason for choosing Kawasaki's biggest brands like Yamaha, Honda and Suzuki

I own every brand of bike and I must rank Honda and Kaw # 1 with a closed hand Yamaha # 2 and Suzuki dead last. This first riding each bike with 25k more on most models. I would own a Another Honda and Kaw in a heart beat, I would buy another Yamaha, but it is limited to specific models. I never have a Sukuzi other, too many problems and too many days in the garage because it will not work right. My last bike I bought brand new was a ZRX1200 (My Ride primary), when Honda took the 919 with a similar style, but about $ 400 more. I do not know about you, but I take the engine in 1200 which greatly rolled in one form or another (1100cc) for 12-13 years with a new unproven engine. Plus I just did not like the paint scheme on the 919. I think it boils down to cost and feel for the bike, I love how the Z so shoot when doing about 80 and you pass someone. I know it still looks like its coming out of the 80's but again, I'm not a 20 year old.

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Why are so expensive Ducati motorcycles?

Ducati motorcycles seem so expensive, especially given how the Japanese are good at making motorcycles. I was just wondering why their price is so expensive? Is it because of the parties or is it simply because you pay for the name? What is the incentive to purchase a Ducati 1098 on a Yamaha R1 and Honda CBR1000RR? I do not hate the Ducati bikes, just trying to understand the price difference.

I like Ducati, too, but you're right: they are less powerful, less reliable, more maintenance frankly just out classed by the jap bikes. Parts are more expensive and difficult to obtain and maintain on a Ducati is on the ridiculous because of their design. Ducati bikes dresses with a little extra as levers brakes and updated but it is just dress up. Ya upgrade components are better but not enough to justify the price. KTM does that too. I think prices are higher for several reasons 1) They still sell very well abroad 2) They are Italian which means they are expensive to build 3) They are innovative in their eyes ... they look cool. Anyone who races knows that you do not racing a Ducati to win and you certainly do not race a Ducati if you do not have money to burn. An accident can cost $ 15,000 to replace the carbon fiber fairing. My friend learned the hard way. He now keeps away from the Ducati track. I think he keeps it in the house to do not get hurt again. LOL I like Ducati as they are they only one who gave the "Japanese" a challenge on the track and they have done with a V-Twin. I hope they do not in the way of Harley and just make V-twins forever because the V-Twin is old school and behind every day. Same in the World Superbike rules are changed each year to help stay on top Ducati. They are allwed bigger engine and other mods inlines are not allowed.

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