The Big Four

Originally Posted by The Basket

That is good news for British jobs and British manufacturing.

They must be one of the last british companies left

Kawasaki are in a funny place at the moment, the models they have are very very good but they have a tiny range, just a handful of bikes. It's not that the bikes are bad, it's just they can't cover as much market as the others.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by arenalife

Kawasaki are in a funny place at the moment, the models they have are very very good but they have a tiny range, just a handful of bikes. It's not that the bikes are bad, it's just they can't cover as much market as the others.

I'm surprised
They've got a sports 250, 600, 1000, ZZR1400 & 1400GTR , ER6n & f, Versys, Z750 & Z1000 5 different custom/cruisers a couple of road 125s & half a dozen off roaders, so I'm not sure area they don't have covered?

Yay for Britain

stu next name all the suzuki, yamaha, honda and triumph ranges

[Stu]

Originally Posted by sunshine

stu next name all the suzuki, yamaha, honda and triumph ranges

Suffice to say I can't think the Japs have anything significantly different and off the top of my head Triumph have the 675 in a Street, Street R & Daytona and the 1050 in a Speed Triple, Tiger & ST and they've got the Rocket III in a couple of versions that's it AFAIK

Originally Posted by Stu

Suffice to say I can't think the Japs have anything significantly different and off the top of my head Triumph have the 675 in a Street, Street R & Daytona and the 1050 in a Speed Triple, Tiger & ST and they've got the Rocket III in a couple of versions that's it AFAIK

+ Thruxton, Scrambler, Bonnevile, America, Thunderbird, Speedmaster..

[Stu]

yeah...


Who'd want any of those

Originally Posted by Stu

yeah...


Who'd want any of those

Wouldn't mind a Bonnie or Scrambler, so long as it wasn't my only bike.

Originally Posted by wyrdness

Wouldn't mind a Bonnie or Scrambler, so long as it wasn't my only bike.

+1 Speed master does not look half bad either