KAWASAKI ZZR1400 FD-F (KTRC) (ABS), If you are a motorcyclist who likes to travel vast distances at speed then the chances are bikes such as the Honda Blackbird, Suzuki Hayabusa and Kawasaki ZZR are all up for consideration. All three motorcycles offer stunning levels of power, speed, handling and comfort. If you are looking for a newer machine then the Blackbird may not feature on your shortlist as production stopped back in 2006. However the Hayabusa and ZZR are still very much available with both models seeing changes over the years. The Kawasaki ZZR originally started out as a 1100cc machine wayback in the late 1990's and it then grew to 1200c in 2002 and then ultimately to 1400cc. The ZZR1400 had a complete makeover as well as the engine capacity increase and as such was an all new bike. The bodywork gained distinctive lines, the front cowl sports four menacing lights and the front forks are upside down units supporting radially mounted brake calipers to ensure the phenomenal speed can be scrubbed off in an instant. We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning late model ZZR1400 finished in beautiful Mystic Blue Metallic. The pictures really do not do any justice to this fantastic colour. The bike features ABS braking and KTRC (Kawasaki Traction Control) as standard and with just 4,100 miles on the clocks is in excellent condition. If you are seeking a rapid, high speed bike capable of traveling vast distances in comfort, with a pillion if required, this has got to be on your shortlist. If you're in the marked for a ZZR1400, then you are going to struggle to find a nicer, more loved example out there anywhere. Especially one that is finished in such a lovely paint scheme. It really does look glorious in the sun-shine, if it ever comes back. You may like to know that part-exhanges are not only welcomed, but actively encouraged too. With that in mind, do get in touch if you have something to offer in exchange. We would welcome the call FREE on 0800 975 2669 0800 975 26...(click to reveal full phone) ,
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