Gorgeous bike, being picky but not a big fan of that semi garrish rear light. Something that resembles the indicators more would be fitting, sorry to criticise your baby
@@michealmotorcycle4209 interesting. Ever run a more sport oriented tire on the bike? I realize with the weight it will be hard to retain durability along with performance.
@@Technetiumalchemist Only other tire I've ran on the 14 were the Bridgestone Battle Max, which came stock. I also considered the Pirelli Angel GT, but settled on the Michelin. So far, I've pretty happy with the performance of the Road 5. I think they use the same compound, on the sidewalls, as their Power 5
I am not atm, but if I did, I would be asked for 10,500, but would settle with no less then 9,500. Major add on's are the Two Bothers Exhaust and Woolich Auto Tune. Also has a bunch of minor add on's.
Man Michael i would love to buy your zx 14r but thing is i leave in Michigan and you in California that's long way to check it out if you have any suggestions be free to send email let me know what do you think
These are great machines, I don't plan to ever sell mine. I've got a 2017 non SE model. I have a Woolich flash with custom map too. I put LSL flat bars in a triple clamp on mine, more of a Streetfighter stance if that makes any sense. I run Metzler M7RR tires. I've ordered them again, waiting for them to arrive... I've got about 4,500 miles on them now. I replaced all of the front headlights with LED and it's a game changer at night. Turns night into daytime... dramatic and not expensive upgrade. I also upgraded my front forks to GP forks. Expensive but worth it. I have Yoshimura slip on carbon pipes. I run a Givi47 rear top case for touring. Have a Yoshimura fender eliminator kit, pro grip grips, Brembo rotors up front, steel braided lines and racing pads at the front brakes. The only mod I have left to make is a rear shock replacement. I've got the suspension as dialed in as it can be and the stock shock is holding it back. Not sure if I'll go Ohlins, Nitron or Wilbers shock. Leaning towards the Wilbers. I've over shared, but your bike is nice and inspired me to write a comment about mine. Long live the BusaKiller. 🤘