2000 ZX-12R Unlimited, Candy Apple Green, 5840 miles
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Originally Posted by TurboBlew
Muzzy doesnt make any of those products you have itemized...and if they did, they wouldnt sell them to the general public.
Your description should be more accurate.
Your description should be more accurate.
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BTW, do a search on Muzzy products. You may find yourself unexpectedly enlightened.
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Originally Posted by fastta
Muzzy carbon fiber ram air covers - no such product EVER produced by Muzzys
Muzzy carbon fiber fuel tank - no such product EVER produced by Muzzys
Muzzy carbon fiber ashtray - no such product EVER produced by Muzzys
Muzzy carbon fiber chain guard - no such product EVER produced
Muzzy carbon fiber splash guard - no such product EVER produced
Muzzy carbon fiber header bracket - what the hell is a header bracket?
Muzzy carbon fiber mirrors - no such product EVER produced by Muzzys
Muzzy steering stabilizer/dampener with Askubal rod end - you mean Hyperpro unit, don't you?
Custom lightweight rear brake rotor, w/ “ZX-12R” engraved - not suitable for high performance use
Goodridge Front Master Cylinder - please post a pic of this beauty...lol
Polished aluminum front brake reservoir cover w/ “ZX-12R” engraved -
wow... you just had a "Goodridge" front master...why do you need an engraved cover for it?
Custom adjusted front and rear dampening and rebound. - Huh????
Originally Posted by fastta
Bike has put down 187 RWHP with current modifications and map.
Its one thing to sell a bike... but its another to flat out lie or make up stories about accessories.
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And what does the previous owner's occupation have to do with the credibility of your post?
Do you understand how carbon fiber is fabricated? Do you really think Rob Muzzy is going to allow his shop to produce one off parts for someone who manages a shop and not turn a profit? Get real..
Do you understand how carbon fiber is fabricated? Do you really think Rob Muzzy is going to allow his shop to produce one off parts for someone who manages a shop and not turn a profit? Get real..
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Turboblew, I was very interested in this bike but you are correct, the things that this guy is saying the bike has is BS! Here is the search I done on Muzzy's web site http://search.atomz.com/search/?sp-a...=40&search.y=7 The price for this one is to high anyway.
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The previous owner told me that all the carbon fiber was purchased through Muzzy's. It may well be manufactured by another company, however I was under the impression it was made by Muzzy. I honestly don't know. The guy was a big wig at Rousch and seemed to be a very straightforward guy, I had absolutely no reason to doubt him.
BTW, a header bracket is the bracket that supports the header pipe right before it enters the canister.
Muzzy steering stabilizer/dampener with Askubal rod end - http://www.muzzys.com/MZSD-K12/index.html
Custom lightweight rear brake rotor, w/ “ZX-12R” engraved - not suitable for high performance use - Wrong. This rotor is absolutely no less strong than stock.
Goodridge Front Master Cylinder - It's already there in the ones posted. Take a look.
Polished aluminum front brake reservoir cover w/ “ZX-12R” engraved -
wow... you just had a "Goodridge" front master...why do you need an engraved cover for it? Because it looks nice, duh!:
Custom adjusted front and rear dampening and rebound. - Huh???? Do I actually have to explain this to you?
BTW, a header bracket is the bracket that supports the header pipe right before it enters the canister.
Muzzy steering stabilizer/dampener with Askubal rod end - http://www.muzzys.com/MZSD-K12/index.html
Custom lightweight rear brake rotor, w/ “ZX-12R” engraved - not suitable for high performance use - Wrong. This rotor is absolutely no less strong than stock.
Goodridge Front Master Cylinder - It's already there in the ones posted. Take a look.
Polished aluminum front brake reservoir cover w/ “ZX-12R” engraved -
wow... you just had a "Goodridge" front master...why do you need an engraved cover for it? Because it looks nice, duh!:
Custom adjusted front and rear dampening and rebound. - Huh???? Do I actually have to explain this to you?
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Originally Posted by Wolfee
Turboblew, I was very interested in this bike but you are correct, the things that this guy is saying the bike has is BS! Here is the search I done on Muzzy's web site http://search.atomz.com/search/?sp-a...=40&search.y=7 The price for this one is to high anyway.
Wolfee
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The price is far from too high. LOL. It is immaculate, low mileage, and unreal fast. Lots of time and money in this piece of hardware. It just takes the right person to appreciate it and not bad mouth it.
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Its extremely misleading to put a big motorcycle name in front of accessories the name doesn't produce.
If you just left the "name" off those parts your description would be far more accurate.
And I see what your "header bracket" is. Commonly refered to as a pipe hanger.
If you just left the "name" off those parts your description would be far more accurate.
And I see what your "header bracket" is. Commonly refered to as a pipe hanger.
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Originally Posted by TurboBlew
Yeah... you wanna put money on that number? I guarantee you you're not making that on a stock piston/ config without nitrous.
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I'll share a little advice with you. Getting more HP to the wheel on any vehicle, 2 wheels or 4, is not done by merely configuring the motor to make more power at the crank, it is also accomplished by reducing the mass along and within the driveline.
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