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and we refer to you as RICH SOMBITCHES

wow sounds like a complete douchebag. why did he have to buy a gsxr, why couldn't it be something else? HAHA

sometimes can be heard refering to the old 636 as my zixxer

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 41478)

Seriously??!? I haven't heard of that - but then I hang with a different crowd. There, we refer to our bikes with numbers... 998, 749, 620, 1098... maybe the occasional M900

Is that the number of miles you get before you need to adjust your valves?

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Originally Posted by Smittie61984 (Post 41550)

Is that the number of miles you get before you need to adjust your valves?

No, it's not miles... Ducati's measure in Latte's

Most gsxr owners are pretty squidtastic, I'll admit it. Great bikes though, I love mine.

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Originally Posted by Smittie61984 (Post 41453)

I'm not a fan of the GSXR line mainly because of how their powerband felt to me and how uncomfortable they are(Not saying sportbikes are goldwings but I feel most cramped on a "Gixxer") to me. That's just me. Oh yeah.

Try an 03-04 if you get a chance, the last year they tried to balance comfort with hardcore. Unfortunately after those years they went with the market and comprimised comfort for .001% track advantage. I'm 6'4 and I fit on my 03 1000 fine even with rearsets.

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Originally Posted by Smittie61984 (Post 41453)

Here's one thing I found funny. If you ask someone who rides say a 2006 GSX-1000R what they ride. They'll tell you they ride a "K6 Gixxer 1k". WTF? If I'm hearing this right K represents 1000 (Like $3k=$3,000). That tells me they ride a 1006 GSX-1000r(Talk about your vintage bikes).

The "k" prefix is the generation designation aka mark, every time the model gets updated it's listed in the blue book and catalogs as one k higher. My '03 is a k3, the 04 is a k4 even though they look almost identical, the 04 had changes made to the suspension and brakes so it's called a different generation. :idk:

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Originally Posted by Smittie61984 (Post 41453)

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Originally Posted by PiZdETS (Post 41570)

I didn't know it had anything to do with the generation of the bike.

I thought it designated the year. like k6 is short for 2k6 (k being a thousand obviously) which is short for 2006. :idk:

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Originally Posted by ceo012384 (Post 41575)

I didn't know it had anything to do with the generation of the bike.

I thought it designated the year. like k6 is short for 2k6 (k being a thousand obviously) which is short for 2006. :idk:

Yup you were right, wonder where I got that idea from??:idk:

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This is why:

GSX-R Models are often referred to using their model codes W,Y,K1. These can be useful when ordering parts or downloading manuals.

GSX-R 1986 - (G)
GSX-R 1987 - (H)
GSX-R 1988 - (J)
GSX-R 1989 - (K)
GSX-R 1990 - (L)
GSX-R 1991 - (M)
GSX-R 1992 - (N)
GSX-R 1996 - (T)
GSX-R 1997 - (V)
GSX-R 1998 - (W)
GSX-R 1999 - (X)
GSX-R 2000 - (Y)
GSX-R 2001 - (K1)
GSX-R 2002 - (K2)
GSX-R 2003 - (K3)
GSX-R 2004 - (K4)
GSX-R 2005 - (K5)
GSX-R 2006 - (K6)
GSX-R 2007 - (K7)

As you can see, The K simply refers to the year of production starting with 2001.

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Originally Posted by drewpy (Post 41523)

sometimes can be heard refering to the old 636 as my zixxer

Or sometime I hear it called a "sex dirty sex".

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Originally Posted by azoomm (Post 41445)

That poor bike. :(

The sad thing... Gixxers are really great bike, but they have such a horrible crowd that follows them around...

Oh good gravy!!! We were at bike night Weds and some dork on a R6 circled the parking lot doing stoppies for about an half hour. Then him and his buds, 2 R6s,a GSXR1k,a GSXR600,a CBR F3, a R1 and a 636 all rocked wheelies as they left. Btw two guys on choppers did huge burnouts as they left. It's a numbers game,GSXRs out sell all other sportbikes so....more dorks have them. Simple. Yeesh!