The only ZZR600 I've seen in Mumbai is a Maroon non-ram air model, which I saw before I bought my bike. That is definatly not a 99 model. However, I don't remember it having a KA plate, so you're probably talking about a different bike.
Check the front of the bike. Does it have the ram air inlets under the headlights? If not, then the bike is a 89-91 machine which is a ZZR D model. The Ram air ones were called "E"'s. Another way to check is the instrument cluster. Take a look at my garage pics. If it looks exactly like that, it is an E. If it does not have the fuel gauge, its a D.
Check the exhaust. The ZZR is very finicky and a small change can upset the carburation which leads to stuttering at different speeds. Not a big problem, but something that requires it to be tuned and/or jetted correctly.
As far as riding the ZZr goes, its really a comfortable machine to ride all day, even in traffic. It may seem big, but once you're in the saddle, it fits like a glove. |