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Back down on the motorway and Rob had benevolently offered me the Kawasaki back. It was only after I tucked in behind my tank bag and noticed the reserve light I could see why. Thirty-five worrying kilometres later (this is France, don’t forget – nothing’s ever open) and we pulled in for gas before the R6 had even gone onto reserve, the latter taking a smidge over 13.5litres to the Kawasaki’s 15litres. But it’s a small price to pay for what is unquestionably the most accomplished, complete and comprehensive 600 ever built. Only riders who can really use horsepower need any more. Specifications - 2005 Yamaha YZF-R6
Specifications - 2005 Kawasaki ZX-6R
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Colin reckons the ZX-6R romps home the winner
Soon we will have a four-way comparo with this pair plus the Daytona 650 and
GSX-R600 and more on the way, including;
Fireblade v R1 v GSX-R1000 v ZX-10R - ZX-12R v Hayabusa - Tesi 2 Bimota -
TNT v Brutale v S4R Monster
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Read what Neale though of the bikes from his launch reports - Yamaha R6 - Kawasaki ZX-6R
Wallpaper - Yamaha R6 - Kawasaki ZX-6R
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