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never give up your kat!Is the best bike ever!!!!
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Agree ^
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Unless it's for another Kat, you mean.
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ditto!"even one weak point is a weak point, DON'T MAKE ANY!" ~me
2006 turboed kat
2004 marauder 800Comment
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Comfortable
More than enough power to get you in more than enough trouble
Good on gas
Inexpensive to maintain
Inexpensive to repair
Reliable
Real good looking!Comment
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You can always add rather than replace...Originally posted by newkatbie View Post
I love my Kat but I do want something a little more ridiculous... I'm gettin an r6 towards the end of January but my wife knows you don't mess with the Kat.
Also, this seems like a weird place to start such a thread.... no?95 GSX600F -- GO DUCKS -- 06 R6Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing -Helen Keller---I often post mobile; Keep that in mind when I write like a 5th graderComment
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Originally posted by Wild-Bill View Post
Affordable InsuranceThe supreme happiness of life is the conviction of being loved for yourself, or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself.
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No doubt, they're great bikes for sure, looks good, and does everything that you could ask of a bike, however they're just average bikes.
BUT.....In a few years from now, when the even newest Kats are getting old, and they're all worn out and parts get scarce, you'll be singing a different tune, and I'll bet from a different bike.
There's so many great bikes out there, it doesn't make sense to me to become so devoted to one particular kind of bike. I am partial to Suzukis in general for what it's worth. But I average 2 years per bike before I get bored and want something different.
Go ahead, gimme hell.....!Comment
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Don't worry, you'll grow up eventually.
Oh, and your worry about parts? I can still get parts for my '66 Mustang at Autozone. If something's popular enough (like the Kat) then parts tend to remain available for a good long time.Comment
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You'll eventually get sick of 20 year old technology, trust me.90% of motorcycle forum members do not have a service manual for their bike.
Originally posted by BadfaerieOriginally posted by soulless kaos
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Ive been sick of it for years. But I still love, and ride my Katana every chance I get.Originally posted by scottynoface View PostOriginally posted by arsenic93 octane fuel and K&N pod filters rock.
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I agree, Fuel Injection FTW!!!!!!!!Originally posted by scottynoface View PostTHE DOC
RIP MARC......Ride on in Heaven Brother!
Experience is a wonderful thing. It enables you to recognize a
mistake when you make it again.
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The newest bike I've ever owned was 8 yo and I keep buying older and older bikes. I just like old machines. The Mustang's a blast to drive and I'm not in any hurry at all to replace my 99 F-150. As long as they're taken care of right there's really not much of a limit on how long a bike can last.Originally posted by scottynoface View Post
Maybe I'll buy a 2011 but it probably won't be until about 2031.Comment
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