2010 Kawasaki Z1000 Presentation (US Version)
Development of the new 2010 Z1000 started from scratch, with the specific goals of creating a distinctive visual impact and superior on-road ...
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Rog's 4-Cylinder Kawasaki Dyno Run
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First Ride: 2001 Triumph TT600
Hinckley Shoots for the Heavens
Torrance, California, March 21, 2001 — When Triumph debuted its T595 (now called the 955i Daytona) in 1997, people all over the world wanted to see the British marque do well. It was their first modern foray into the sportbike wars and Triumph did things right by doing things their way. Instead of going head-to-head with the Japanese by building an in-line four-cylinder-powered machine, they built a three-cylinder, fuel-injected motor and wrapped it in a unique frame.
Next, Triumph covered their package with nicely sculpted bodywork devoid of splashy race-replica graphics – all of which helped the Triumph stand out from the pack while still leaving it a viable choice for riders who wanted open-class performance.
Enter Triumph’s new TT600, though, and Triumph is spitting into the wind. The boys in Hinckley would be hard-pressed to enter a segment of the motorcycle market that is more competitive than the 600 class. Think about it: this is the class that contains Yamaha’s R6, Suzuki’s GSX-R600, Kawasaki’s ZX-6R and Honda’s CBR600F4i. Surely, if they wanted to make a splash, they could have picked an easier target than this lot of bikes. And the fact that they deviated from their three-cylinder powerplant to go with a four puts them at an even greater risk. There can no longer be the argument that they’ve traded a bit of performance for a dash of character. They’re on equal footing now and they’re going to have to earn people’s respect.
Going head to head with the latest and greatest from Japan, if nothing else, deserves accolades for the gnarly brass ones it took to make and pursue that decision. But could a bike that first saw the drawing board in 1996 and rolled off the line last year really be competitive, even considering it is a first effort? When first we took delivery of the TT600, we thought its aesthetics left something to be desired. It looks somewhat like an F4 whose graphics have fallen off. Some see this as a bad thing, others think rather highly of the subtle look of the TT600. Then again, the subtle body work cloaks a beautiful bit of machinery underneath.
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