Hi there!
I'm from Poland and as you all supposed to know got my own ZRX1200R!
In earlier days I used to have Suzuki DR650 DS and Bandit 600S. I'm riding full-sized bikes since 2008.
My REX '05!
For this moment I've got no other pictures, but I think that should be enough.
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Thread: Hello from Central Europe!
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09-04-2012 12:57 PM #1
Hello from Central Europe!
I hold my head up, just enough to see the sky.
'96 DR650DS
'98 GSF600S Bandit
'05 ZRX1200R
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09-04-2012 01:22 PM #2BadAss Hooligan
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- People's Republic of Connecticut.
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
welcome, sharp looking pics man.
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09-04-2012 03:17 PM #32009 Hooligan of the year
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- Austin, TX
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Welcome!
Are you in a contest or riding school of some sort in that photo?
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09-04-2012 03:18 PM #4
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Welcome!
You'll never know how fast you can go, until you go too fast.
I have discovered that half of being a good rebel is knowing what to rebel against.
2014 Ninja 1000
2005 ZX10
1981 GPz550
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09-04-2012 07:13 PM #5Moderator
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Ham & cheese
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- Northern, WI
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Bike looks great! Welcome!
It ain't easy being cheesy.......
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09-04-2012 07:52 PM #6
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Yes, that was something like Gymkhana Challenge. Lot of traffic cones sets on parking lot in front of shopping center. Originally Posted by zrx24
Whole meet was organised by Monika Jaworska (Master of Italy Trofeo Femminile class stock 600 - 2011).
There is lack of tracks in my country
I hold my head up, just enough to see the sky.
'96 DR650DS
'98 GSF600S Bandit
'05 ZRX1200R
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09-04-2012 09:07 PM #72009 Hooligan of the year
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- Sep 2001
- Location
- Austin, TX
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Originally Posted by Oktanski
There is lack of tracks in my country
And apparently asphalt too seeing how you're running on brick pavers in that photo.
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09-04-2012 10:32 PM #8
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I noticed that too. That sure seems like it would be an aweful slick surface for those kind of maneuvers, not to mention the tire skipping across each one of those seams between bricks. Originally Posted by zrx24
And apparently asphalt too seeing how you're running on brick pavers in that photo.
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09-05-2012 06:42 AM #9
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Hehehe... At first I thought the same, but even Finals of MotoGymkhana in Warsaw was on that "aweful slick surfare" and as I remember noone crash :P Originally Posted by TGHW
Brick pavers are something like concrete and as you know... wet concrete is adhesive like dry asphalt.
Look at my trainer ---> SM-KatankaI hold my head up, just enough to see the sky.
'96 DR650DS
'98 GSF600S Bandit
'05 ZRX1200R
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09-05-2012 07:16 AM #10
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Hello and welcome to the board!!!
I have a strange question for you: What helmet brands are most popular in Poland? I ask this because my wife Kasia is 100% Polish and we have been struggling for years to find a helmet that fits her just right.
Look at that big beautiful forehead:
#8905 Originally Posted by John T
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09-05-2012 07:24 AM #11
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
AGV, Shoei, Nolan, Shark and from USA we are shipping helmets named Icon. Originally Posted by isaac
Greetings to Kasia!I hold my head up, just enough to see the sky.
'96 DR650DS
'98 GSF600S Bandit
'05 ZRX1200R
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09-05-2012 07:29 AM #12
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cool, thanks! We've never tried an AGV or a Shark. Icons are my favorite and fit me well, but don't quite fit my Gołąbki maker's noggin! Originally Posted by Oktanski
AGV, Shoei, Nolan, Shark and from USA we are shipping helmets named Icon.
Greetings to Kasia!#8905 Originally Posted by John T
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09-05-2012 09:29 AM #13
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So try Shark S900 or SPEED-R SAUER, AGV GP TECH and also SCORPION EXO-1000 is great helmet.
BTW Gołąbki are tasty dish but ask her about bigos.
I hold my head up, just enough to see the sky.
'96 DR650DS
'98 GSF600S Bandit
'05 ZRX1200R
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09-05-2012 09:39 AM #14MODERATOR
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- Sep 2001
- Location
- Near a Keg in Piscataway, NJ
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Welcome to the ZRXOA! Nice looking bike you have there, and it's the faster Green version.
Lots of good information available here for you. Take a look at the Forum Main Page, it will give you a
good idea where to post or find different kinds of stuff.
-Mike153The ride is the reason.
1999 ZRX 1100
2012 Concours 1400
1988 Honda Z50
Previously...
72 H2750
77 KZ400
79 KZ650SR
87 XL600R
04 KTM Duke 640
07 CBR1000RR
08 C14
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09-06-2012 09:17 AM #15BadAss Hooligan
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- May 2003
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- Ft. Lauderdale, now Tallahassee,FL #4835
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Originally Posted by Mike153
Welcome to the ZRXOA! Nice looking bike you have there, and it's the faster Green version.
Lots of good information available here for you. Take a look at the Forum Main Page, it will give you a
good idea where to post or find different kinds of stuff.
-Mike153
WELCOME!!!!!!
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09-07-2012 01:43 AM #16Demonic Clown #3
Maniac Cycles
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- Apr 2009
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- Montevallo Al.
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
WELCOME!! Very nice looking bike ya got there. This board is a wealth of usefull info on the REX.
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09-07-2012 10:10 AM #17Mister Meaner Hooligan
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- Feb 2004
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- Santa Maria Calif.
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Welcome.
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09-11-2012 02:06 AM #18
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You're a brave man running a Negihama Maki course without a stunting cage.
Welcome to the madhouse!
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09-12-2012 05:33 PM #19
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welcome
Last edited by MZ-MANN; 09-13-2012 at 05:47 PM.
when in the night your light in the bend is not enough , i can not help
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you must drive slower say the dealer
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09-12-2012 07:31 PM #20Goodwill Ambassador
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- Mar 2006
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- Sugar Grove, IL
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Welcome Oktanski! You will like it around here but be careful....once modifications start, it is hard to stop!
I visited Slovenia this year and had fun with another OA member from Austria whom will remain nameless(Crazy Alpshole!). Wishing you great roads and fun on your new to you REX!
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
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2011 Concours ZG14
2002 ZRX1200R
1977 KZ650B1
1974 F7C175
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09-13-2012 02:50 AM #21Official ZRXOA water boy
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- Nov 2002
- Location
- Houston, Texas
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Picture says allot. You know how to ride. Be careful of ZRX torque. It can suprise you in normal street riding.
Welcome to ZRXOA in USA
King of the Bling !
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09-13-2012 08:32 AM #22
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Thank you all for the warm welcome! I want to apologise 'cause (as my compatriots used to say): "My english no good."
@h2o tech
I have respect for the machine, but one of the reasons which I bought Rex is that much torque.
@The Mad Duck
I know that, I wish ZRX will stay with me for many many years so it should be modified!
I want to get gold Marchesini magnesium wheels and repaint calipers to the same colour (sick! ZRX '02 has it in stock). Maybe USD in front... and... and... yeah! There is no end of mods!
@benbaboon
I don't really know what's about that "Negihama Maki course" phrase means.
You meant to say: ""running a japan course"?I hold my head up, just enough to see the sky.
'96 DR650DS
'98 GSF600S Bandit
'05 ZRX1200R
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08-24-2013 09:00 AM #23
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
How Rex look like now :D
If someone want to learn polish language, Furious Pete got a lesson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdWlspF3B2MI hold my head up, just enough to see the sky.
'96 DR650DS
'98 GSF600S Bandit
'05 ZRX1200R
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08-24-2013 09:30 AM #24
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Welcome and you take great pictures ! The more the better
Slowing down Harley riders for 35 years
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08-24-2013 11:16 AM #25
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
You did a great job
Now get busy and ride that great road behind the bike!!! Enjoy you Rex
Originally Posted by Oktanski
How Rex look like now :D
If someone want to learn polish language, Furious Pete got a lesson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdWlspF3B2MBig Harry
"As you swim the river of life, do the breast stroke. It helps to clear the turds from your path!"
George Carlin
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08-24-2013 02:31 PM #26BadAss Hooligan
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- Sep 2001
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- San Lorenzo, CA "The Mudflats"
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Welcome aboard!
"Enjoy the ride!"
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08-24-2013 03:12 PM #27
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Was this a meet-n-greet or just an update????
I'm not completely useless. I can always be used as a bad example.
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08-24-2013 04:17 PM #28
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
Thread started a year ago.
Originally Posted by McGovZRX
Was this a meet-n-greet or just an update????Big Harry
"As you swim the river of life, do the breast stroke. It helps to clear the turds from your path!"
George Carlin
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08-24-2013 10:23 PM #29Savannah Six charter member
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- Mar 2004
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- Middle of town in the middle of Ct
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How much ya think changed in a year ? Originally Posted by bigharry
Thread started a year ago.
There comes a point in your life when you realize. Who matters.Who never did.Who won't anymore.And who always will.So,don't worry about people from your past.There's a reason why they didn't make it to your future.
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08-24-2013 10:48 PM #30
Re: Hello from Central Europe!
2012 Originally Posted by EL'zREX
How much ya think changed in a year ?
2013
Big Harry
"As you swim the river of life, do the breast stroke. It helps to clear the turds from your path!"
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