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Hi, new forum member here

Very cool and welcome. We all know, even the Red, Black, Silver, White with Orange stripe, etc, etc owners, that blue, regardless of shade/hue, makes your bike 10% faster.

:welcome: and enjoy. Be sure to post up photos of your new baby. :thumbup:
 
Welcome! Great choice in bike and color (colour). My sister and husband live in Melbourne. Great riding weather. 8-) Boston sucks! Haven't ridden in almost a month now and feeling it! 8-(
 
:welcome:Hey there and welcome to the site!! Good job on picking the coolest bike!! It will be REAL cool when you are zipping through the twisties and such, I remember the stupid grin. I bought mine on a thursday and the same day I rode about 450 miles to go to a biker rally! It was AWESOME!!! Have fun!! Let us know how things go!! :rockon:
 
So, any tips on breaking it in?


oh no... you are opening that can of worms.... there are basically 2 philosophies about breaking it in, neither will back down, so i will summarize them.

1.) follow the manual to the letter,
2.) change the oil at 300 miles 600 miles, 1500 miles, then every 3000 beyond that while riding it as hard as you would normally, Break it in as you will be using it.

I did a hybrid, i rode it fairly nicely but also changed the oil early as well.
 
Hey, another Aussie. Cool!!!

Welcome Fazrrr Girl, a great place for all your answers is here.

Dont be shy, post lots and enjoy.

:)

Check out the Australian section too, I'm sure I've seen some posts from other FZ6 owners from Melbourne.

OK which bit of "English female rider here", caught you out?????:cheer:

English rider from Denmark here :welcome::welcome:

Hope you get your bike soon. It is great fun and light enough to pick up when you drop it....ask me how I know.

Steve
 
Wow, have been a member of Australian Kawasaki Riders Forum - Powered by vBulletin and was worried that if I didn't buy the Z750 then I'd be joining a forum that wouldn't be half as friendly and fun as the Kawa one. Seems I've stumbled on another great group of people. Thanks for the welcome. I think I'll stick to the manual, but will be hard as we've got a three-day trip planned for this weekend, including some pretty hilly bits. Hopefully there will be plenty of great pics to post when we get back.:thumbup:
 
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