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  • GregT
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    • Jul 2009
    • 3541
    • New Zealand
    #16
    Originally posted by LAB3
    Oh I knew about it, that was back when I was single and had money to burn for a new bike! The part that surprised me is they continued building and selling the 750 in other parts of the world.
    Why wouldn't they ? 750 was a recognised and popular class around the world. The 700 sold in the US was a world market 750 with a small engine. Outside the US, we knew you were getting the small version - and why. And laughed about it. And continued racing a 750 class.

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      • LAB3
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        Past Site Supporter
        • Mar 2018
        • 3491
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        #17
        Originally posted by GregT
        Why wouldn't they ? 750 was a recognised and popular class around the world. The 700 sold in the US was a world market 750 with a small engine. Outside the US, we knew you were getting the small version - and why. And laughed about it. And continued racing a 750 class.
        My thinking was running two sets of tooling, two different assembly lines etc.
        2001 Kawasaki Voyager XII (Current bike)
        1982 GS450txz (former bike)

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