In this video I give a one year review on this great bike. If I've not covered anything comment and I'll try to answer.Hope you find it useful, as always please comment and like. End Music : Funky Suspense - www.bensound.com
I have recently acquired a 2022 model, amazing bike, just the weather is so wet I’m not out on it enough! This is one of the most informative received I have seen. Chain/bobbins etc Thanks for the video - subscribed
Hi thanks for watching and the kind comments and the sub. I'm currently unable to edit videos as my pc is packed away due to house refurbishment but hope to get back to uploading/editing asap :)
Gonna attempt to look at one this week. Great price, showroom condition, low miles, bone stock. I don't generally buy used intending on considerable mods, but a tune, lighter louder exhaust, LED's panniers, the list really does go on... I'm in love with what I THINK this bike COULD BE. My heart is with my stock 05 GSXR, that's where I'm at, but you can't ride it all day long. Maybe I'm wrong and this bike just isn't made for someone looking for an SS modified to ride all day long. Maybe the test ride will let me know either way. Great review thank you !!!
Thank you. I actually bought this after watching this review. I’ve done 500miles on it now and love it. I have similar observations. The suspension for me is fine after I had a fork service and played with the settings. It’s now plush enough to soak up all those bumps, yet stiff enough to have a bit of fun as well. I’m 6.2 and bought a National Cycle VStream screen which is amazing compared to the stock one. The bike, despite its age, has no signs of rust. It’s only done 25K but still. The build quality of this bike is excellent considering its price point. I do find myself looking for that 7th gear as well. I wonder if you have ever changed the sprocket to see if it made a difference and how it affected riding overall. I’m riding a lot in London traffic, and for that the current gearing is great. I’m mostly in third gear and just leave it there, riding it lazy. I might not make that change. Cheers and safe riding.
First of all I would like to thank you so much for all vídeos! I've been searching for properly fairing removal and bang, You got it! Im a mechanic too but always good take care before remove a fairing from an unknown bike to you.. big thanks! And because of your video I've bought an 63plate SX 6k miles, loved it! Still in search for the 7th too haha! And bro, I would like to meet you one day! You have the best videos! All detailed and very well presented! Compliments from London. Cheers
Hi Sussex Biker, nice review. As per the above comment, I have also looked at the Ninja 1000 and SX to own in addition to my Triumph Daytona 675. Also, great reviews/servicing on your old Triumph, really helped me out with my own servicing. Question: do you follow any particular ride out calendar? Or just word of mouth with other bikers? Looking for cafes, shows and regular ride outs to go on. I’m new to Sussex..
Glad you like the videos and thanks for watching. I don't follow any particular calendar as such. If you search on Facebook you will find quite a few different groups have at look at Bury Hill Bikers people post ride outs on there from time to time. If you are new to the area check out Bury Hill Hill/Whiteways / Loomies / Boxhill as they are known biker haunts.
Not just me fella check here - www.motorcyclenews.com/bike-reviews/kawasaki/z1000sx/2010/. It was my honest opinion maybe yours is not set up correctly compared to both my street triples and the vfr I had it was a lot smoother in throttle pickup and also my 16 plate sx was smooth - don't know about the 17 on bikes I haven't ridden one.
Yes definitely, It's the third generation of the bike so naturally will be improved :) you have ktrc and kcmf and a bosch imu,also you have a better dash unit with a gear postion indicator and led headlights. It is said that the rear suspension has been lowered which makes the steering not as sharp, however I haven't ridden one yet so can't comment on that.
Thanks for your respond.I have a big problem for my new bike🙈🙈 I ridden Kawi z1000 sx (2017) and Yamaha tracer 900 GT and last BMW r1000xr.I dont want to buy one and sell it after 2 years.I want to keep it for long time.If you can please guide me wich one you recommend the most. Have a good day mate👏🏻👏🏻
@@Persia3 They are all good bikes, you need to ride all three and see which one you like the best. I personally would go for either the Kawasaki or Yamaha for me personally the BWM would be a worry with maintenance costs, but check out forums for all three bikes so you can get a feel for the pluses and negatives on all three. Good luck choosing.
Great bike,My got 42 thousand miles and besides regular maintenance every 15 thousand miles $420 for valve adjustment ,I know someone who got 90 thousand miles and zero issues,great Bike
Different article www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial/reviews/bikes/kawasaki/kawasaki-z1000sx-2011-current-buyers-guide Copied and pasted from bottom of this link Updates: The Z1000SX was tweaked in 2014 when 3-stage traction control arrived (KTRC) alongside two power modes and upgraded brakes. It was updated again in 2016 when it gained an assist and slipper clutch, with a 30% lighter lever action, ABS as standard and new colour options. It was further updated in 2017 when it received more advanced rider aids that included an IMU, allowing it to feature angle-sensitive traction control and ABS for the first time. The shock linkage was also updated to lower the bike and add stability to its handling and its styling was changed with LED lights. In response to owner’s comments, the seat’s padding was increased, pillion grab rails redesigned, clocks updated and the screen made 15mm taller while the bodywork grew 28mm wider to improve wind protection. The mirrors’ stalks were also extended by 20mm.
@@TheSussexBiker Both article's are of the newer generation's ( the history and version's tab says made from 2010 ) and sport the ZX10 engine ( 2010 on ) while the first gen had the ZX9 engine used till 09 that was lightly modified from 2003 - 06, Second gen from 2007 - 09.
