ZZR600 No41. The End...... Or is it?

Start up and plastics, then..... a MOT..... will we have success?????
Big thank you to Transit motorcycles of York. Cheers guys!!!!
Shout out to Fowlers of Bristol for all genuine Kawasaki parts, superb service.
No sponsorship, product placement or favours involved in the making of this series, all of my comments are my opinion only.
Thank You Massively to all of the people who have watched, given a thumbs up and commented.
Look forward to figuring out the next series and hope you all come back for a view.
If anyone needs any info on the zzr600e drop me a line at [e-mail] or comment and I will do my best to help.
THANK YOU !!!!

[@user-xr3vn4lz5i]

Looking forward to the next one hopefully not to long to wait

[@torquewrenchmax]

Yes ... having a bit of a break then going to start a new one.... Not sure what yet....?????? Thanks for watching...

[@borisleonovick9473]

woaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaww i love it sooooooooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@torquewrenchmax]

Cheers... Thanks for watching...!!

[@ianskeldon6032]

Hello Mate, Van I ask a couple of very simple questions? I have just bought a 1999 ZZR600 that needs a bit doing to it, I want to take the tank off, am I right in thinking that as long as I leave the fuel tap closed I won't have petrol pouring out, other than then the open end of the fuel line which I will plug? Your bike looks great by the way.

[@torquewrenchmax]

Hi.. yes providing the tap is in the 'off' position you should be good to go. There will still be a bit of a dribble but it's only what's in the pipe. Just make sure you have a cloth to hand....
Thanks for watching...!!

[@ianskeldon6032]

@@torquewrenchmax Cheers mukka.