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Cycle News 2003 05 21

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0* DOWN, 0* PAYMENT, 0* INTEREST f Stranger. Ouicker. Lighter. NINJA@ ZX-6R E very spartbike rider wants a clear "advantage" - a technological edge the competition can't touch. Well, the all-new Ninja® u6R has it. More displacement equals more muscle, so we gave the U-6R's compact new DOHC In-Line Four a displacement bump to 636cc. Next, we added wild 12.8: 1 lightweight pistons, electronic fuel injection, a stratospheric redline for peak power, and a close-ratio gearbox ta maximize performance.• And the U-6R reflects Kawasaki's passion for turning low mass into precise handling. We started with a new pressed-aluminum perimeter frame and extruded aluminum swingarm, then added a class-leading inverted 41 mm front fork and Bottom-Link UNHRAK® rear suspension with piggy-back shock. Super-wide 17-inch rims, Z-rated radial rubber, and Moto-GP inspired bodywork complete this rather tantalizing picture. So let'em cry foul. You and your advant-age will be long gone by then. "t • All-new engine displaces 636cc due to a 2mm larger bare. Composite chrome-plated cylinders with 5mm shorter skirts reduce weight. The result is more mid-range punch than the competition. o DOlIVn OPaYlnents 0% Interest Un#1I January 2004 on selecllnodels* • All-new aluminum perimeter frame is lighter, more compact. Rake is 25 degrees. Moving the swingarm pivot forward helps shift weight bios onto the front wheel. • New front 41 mm inverted Kayaba cartridge fork features stepless adjustment for compression and rebound damping. • Digital instrumentation in the cockpit mcludes-o ompact central instrument for the following functions: radial tachometer, speedometer, temperature, odometer, tripmeter, clock and stopwatch. Shift indicator lamp adjustable for engine rpm and brightness. Offer good through April 30, 2003, at your Kawasaki dealer. CALIFORNIA Hahm Motorsports Kawasaki 125 E. Ball Rd. Anaheim, CA 92805 (714) 563·1700 Pomona Valley Kawasaki 1170 W. Holt Ave. Ontario, CA 91762 (909) 983-5988 Kawasaki of Bakersfield 5919 Rosedale Hwy. Bakersfield, CA 93308 (661) 63 1·9690 Mid-Cities Honda-Kawasaki 15725 lakewood Blvd. Paramount, CA 90723 (562) 53 I -1225 Corona Motorsports Motorsport Warehouse 13630 Poway Rd. Poway, CA 92064 (858) 513-2444 363 American Cir. Corona, CA 92880 (909) 735-2030 North County Kawasaki J1 I C Street Encinitas, CA 92024 (760) 753·6933 Hayward Kawasaki Motorsports Funbike Cenler 4689 Convoy St. Son Diego, CA 921 I 1 (8581 278-6635 27185 Mission Blvd. Hayward, CA 94544 (510) 537-2257 San Luis Motorsports 6 Higuera SI. San luis Obispo, CA 93401 (805) 541-2200 Mission Kawasaki 25891 Crown Valley Prkwy laguna Niguel, CA 92677 (949) 582-0351 Ext. 127 Saugus Kawasaki 26081 Bauquet eyn. Rd. .Saugus, CA 91350 (6611254-2929 Kawasaki of Santo Monica 41 10 lincoln Blvd. Marina Del Rey, CA 90292 (310) 822·1045 C 2003 KawasakI Molors Corp., U.S.A. 'Offer good on select new, not previously registered Kawasaki motorcycles. ATVs, JET SKI' watercraft and MULETM utility vehicles on your Kawasaki Good limes'" credIt card, subject to credit approval. Offer ends 04130103. RestrictIons may apply. See store for detaIls. 1$0 down. 0 payments and 0% tnterest until January 2004. Fmance Charges will not be Imposed on these purchases and payments will not be required untIl the January 2004 promotion eJljJtratlon dale indIcated on your bIlling statement if your Account is kept current. Standard Rate 17.8% APR. For Accounts not kept current. the Default Rate of 21.8% APR WIll be applied to all balances. MInImum Finance Charge $2.00. certain rUles apply to the allocation of payments and finance charges on your promottonal purchase If you make more than one purchase on your credIt card. Call 1-888-367-4310 or revIew your cardholder agreement for information. Kawasaki's KFX50 is recommended for use only by persons 6 or older. and the KFX80 IS recommended for use only by persons 12 or older. All children under 16 nding ATVs should ~ have direct adult supervision. Kawasaki ATVs with engines of 90cc and abol/e are recommended for use only by persons 16 years of age or older. KawasakI also recommends that all ATV nders take a training course. For more Infor· mation. see your dealer. or calt the ATV Safely Instilute at 1-800-887-2887. WamIQg' A1Ys can be hazardous to OPerate For YOUr safety- Always wear a helmet eve protectlOO and protectIve clothing Neyer carry a pas. senger Never ride under the influence of drugs alcohol Never ride on DUbhe roads pavement Avojd excessive speeds and stunt driving Be ext@ careful QO djfficutt terraIn PRUMC2 or or Thousand Oaks Kawasaki 2388 Thousand Oaks Blvd. Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 (805) 497-3765 Kawasaki Let the good times roll~ cue' e n e _ s ' MAY 21. 2003 .8

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