Anyone seen an MZ 1000, since the launch have not seen one on the road. ? Do i need glasses.
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where are they
by jim grace » Wed Feb 02, 2005 11:12 am
Anyone seen an MZ 1000, since the launch have not seen one on the road. ? Do i need glasses.- jim grace
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Re: where are they
by mphcycles » Wed Feb 02, 2005 12:48 pm
jim grace wrote::-D Anyone seen an MZ 1000, since the launch have not seen one on the road. ? Do i need glasses.
Oh Jim , they are all over the place. Probably so common you dont even notice them anymore.
Actually the only one I have seen is the one I am riding. After a few hundred miles I am liking it even more. Its solid,and plenty fast enough to get me in big trouble.
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where are they
by jarow » Thu Feb 03, 2005 10:31 am
I have a silver one. Have so many miles that I will need tires soon
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We have them in MO!
by cdfisher » Sun Feb 06, 2005 8:36 pm
We have 3 of them in stock (1 silver - 2 Black) and have geared the Demo down and modified the airbox for a 6 True HP gain (measured with our Mustang/FactoryPro Dyno) at the rear wheel, without remapping or modifying anything else!
The torque gain is really noticable at 1st and 2nd gear and although we haven't enough miles on the bike to hit top speed yet, we are confident it really hasn't hurt it. Besides, how much time do we spend at top speed on any bike?
We are sure that given the software we will be using (Tune Boy) to remap the brain box, we should realize another 5% gain (conservitive) and we have a few tricks we're going to employ for more midrange as well.
The torque gain is really noticable at 1st and 2nd gear and although we haven't enough miles on the bike to hit top speed yet, we are confident it really hasn't hurt it. Besides, how much time do we spend at top speed on any bike?
We are sure that given the software we will be using (Tune Boy) to remap the brain box, we should realize another 5% gain (conservitive) and we have a few tricks we're going to employ for more midrange as well.
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Re: where are they
by Pro_SuMo » Thu Feb 17, 2005 7:08 pm
jim grace wrote::-D Anyone seen an MZ 1000, since the launch have not seen one on the road. ? Do i need glasses.
Jim, where-abouts do you live?
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by John Casimir » Wed May 25, 2005 7:03 pm
I've got one, and I'm in Southern California.
You can take it for a spin if you'd like.
Where do you live?
You can take it for a spin if you'd like.
Where do you live?
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