More video from my trip last weekend. On the way to the hills and the bends. Passed a Kawasaki 900, a KTM and another bike I did not identify who were on a quiet Sunday ride.
Im on my second ZZR1100. Has the first one 30 years ago and loved it. Im 67 now and have my second one. A low mileage mint D3. They are just incredible bikes and you can get a really good one for very little money. You need to ride one on a road trip for a week or so, in the wet, the dry, on the freeway and on twisting roads, to fully understand how good they really are. I wont ever part with this bike.
Hi mate, I think you know what I think of them Ha! Ha!. Be careful with mint low mileage machines in regard to both fuel and coolant hoses. They can look great on the outside but inside they can rot. When I first got mine it was also mint and low mileage and a coolant hose burst without me knowing whilst riding at high speed and lead to some engine damage. The fuel hoses around the fuel pump are a particular issue on the 11. It was not a great design and if one fails it can easily lead to a fire. I have seen several damaged like that including mine before I purchased it. Have great fun riding yours mate. ZZR Power. 🙂
@@sylviagenemans410 Indeed. The 14R is in the same mold. The 1100 is from a time where the rider controlled everything. Younger riders often shake their heads is disbelief when the learn that the bike has no ABS or traction control. 🙂
@@MichaelZZRrider Meaning itlooked like you'd really appreciate the Biking BLISS, JOY, that was SUPERB Bandit Time Times,? Take Care,Nope not possible, it's a Bandit, I'm so so blessed to have Experienced Bandit Time Times, got 20,21 months of Blessed Bandit Time., yours truly Scott Loch. Na, Professor Bandit B.T.E. Torque Enjoyment only, nothing technical, Sadly now BANDITLESS Banditaholic.
Omg your a thrill seeker riding a big bike in a place like that with hardly any road rules and people who just can't drive very well its like going to Bali and you must have a great insurance company 😂anyway all the best to you stay safe and I enjoy your videos mate cheers🍻🍻🙂👍🏍
I have been after a ZX12R for a longtime but they are so rare here in the Philippines. There is maybe only 5. As soon as one comes for sale I will get it. The 1100 is great around bends. I have it set hard for me and the concentric adjusters are rotated 180 degrees so the turn in is much sharper. See ua-cam.com/video/AerwIYXKtS0/v-deo.html
@@LINKchris87 There are no ZZR 1200'S in the Philippines and to be honest I have never liked them much. I cant get past the looks. Others, particularly in the US love them.
Zzr1100 singing I used to be fastest in the world at times lala lala but it looks like I’m fastest still here lala lala 😁it’s my first sport touring bike and I love taking 100-150 miles days out and good fun , but to do 400-500 mile days still prefer africa twin for the job not as fun tho but more of see what’s around, with Kawi I’m just concentrating on target fixation
I own a Blackbird, but the ZX-11 was the grand daddy that started the speed wars. Nice machine
Thanks for the comment mate. The Blackbird is a fine machine as well.
Im on my second ZZR1100. Has the first one 30 years ago and loved it. Im 67 now and have my second one. A low mileage mint D3. They are just incredible bikes and you can get a really good one for very little money. You need to ride one on a road trip for a week or so, in the wet, the dry, on the freeway and on twisting roads, to fully understand how good they really are. I wont ever part with this bike.
Hi mate, I think you know what I think of them Ha! Ha!. Be careful with mint low mileage machines in regard to both fuel and coolant hoses. They can look great on the outside but inside they can rot. When I first got mine it was also mint and low mileage and a coolant hose burst without me knowing whilst riding at high speed and lead to some engine damage. The fuel hoses around the fuel pump are a particular issue on the 11. It was not a great design and if one fails it can easily lead to a fire. I have seen several damaged like that including mine before I purchased it. Have great fun riding yours mate. ZZR Power. 🙂
Still an awesome bike 🏍 love my zzr
They are awesome mate.
@@sylviagenemans410 Indeed. The 14R is in the same mold. The 1100 is from a time where the rider controlled everything. Younger riders often shake their heads is disbelief when the learn that the bike has no ABS or traction control. 🙂
Sold mine in 06 for a 14 tho thats a brilliant bike missed the 11 so now have a very nice D3 to keep the 14 company 😊
nice, good road)))
Yes indeed mate. Demands total concentration but makes you smile for hours after. 🙂
Definitely a possible Crazy Mad Banditateer, in the making ?, ie. See Gap, go through the gap.
Ha! Ha! Thanks for the comment mate. 64 years old, nothing "in the making" 😀
@@MichaelZZRrider Meaning itlooked like you'd really appreciate the Biking BLISS, JOY, that was SUPERB Bandit Time Times,? Take Care,Nope not possible, it's a Bandit, I'm so so blessed to have Experienced Bandit Time Times, got 20,21 months of Blessed Bandit Time., yours truly Scott Loch. Na, Professor Bandit B.T.E. Torque Enjoyment only, nothing technical, Sadly now BANDITLESS Banditaholic.
Awesome 👏🏻
Omg your a thrill seeker riding a big bike in a place like that with hardly any road rules and people who just can't drive very well its like going to Bali and you must have a great insurance company 😂anyway all the best to you stay safe and I enjoy your videos mate cheers🍻🍻🙂👍🏍
Thanks for the comment. I have been here a long time so used to it now.
You have two awesome bikes. You just lack the 1200.
How does the 1100 behave in tight corners?
I have been after a ZX12R for a longtime but they are so rare here in the Philippines. There is maybe only 5. As soon as one comes for sale I will get it. The 1100 is great around bends. I have it set hard for me and the concentric adjusters are rotated 180 degrees so the turn in is much sharper. See ua-cam.com/video/AerwIYXKtS0/v-deo.html
@@MichaelZZRrider I meant the ZZR1200! Which must be even harder to find there in Philippines. ZX12R is also great. Kawi was killing it those years.
@@LINKchris87 There are no ZZR 1200'S in the Philippines and to be honest I have never liked them much. I cant get past the looks. Others, particularly in the US love them.
@@MichaelZZRrider I find them great looking, just like the ZX12R. I've read the 1200s are really comfy and great for traveling. Cheers from Spain!
@@LINKchris87 They have a very loyal following and I read they are great for long distances. Kawasaki have a bike for everyone 🙂
is this in the philipines?
Yes mate.
@@MichaelZZRrider was there in November. I would be scared to ride a fast bike there though 😅
@@ThorgalsWalhalla The bike only goes as fast as you let it mate. : -)
Where/what country was this?
The Philippines mate.
Zzr1100 singing I used to be fastest in the world at times lala lala but it looks like I’m fastest still here lala lala 😁it’s my first sport touring bike and I love taking 100-150 miles days out and good fun , but to do 400-500 mile days still prefer africa twin for the job not as fun tho but more of see what’s around, with Kawi I’m just concentrating on target fixation
Ha! Ha! Indeed mate. The ZZR requires concentration 🙂