markjenn
Well-known member
Kawaski has been selling a very similar bike in the ZRX1100/ZRX1200 for many years in the states. It attracted a loyal following, but sales have dwindled and Kawasaki has dropped it for 2006. I imagine this would be the best possible fate for an XJR over here. And it could go over like the TDM (like a lead balloon). Americans like their bikes to make a statement, even if it's not a good one.
I owned a ZRX1100 for a couple years - fun, straightforward, what-you-see-is-what-you-get bike. Did everything well, nothing exceptionally well.
- Mark
I owned a ZRX1100 for a couple years - fun, straightforward, what-you-see-is-what-you-get bike. Did everything well, nothing exceptionally well.
- Mark