So.... Who's buying the new H2?

Another video of the H2...
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Sound like my 79 :woohoo:

RonKZ650 wrote: I have a 1974 H2 I've owned for 36yrs and must say the new H2 looks slightly improved in design, but I'll keep my 74 for a while yet.

Yes. Technology has moved 'slightly' in the last 40 years...a future classic no doubt.

Also it looks sooo horny, most sportbikes just keave me cold but that really has something about it.

Cash in the on-paper money false accounting corporate bullshit pension plan and get some real tangible wealth and buy two, leave one in the crate .

spdygon wrote: Sound like my 79 :woohoo:

Funny you said that because the sound of the H2R is so much like that of my modified '73 Z1-900.
Guess that Kerker Pipe and Megaphone with racing "insert" is the secret!

Jeff.Saunders wrote: Roll forward 20 years - they are likely to be one of the few bike from the current generation to have appreciated in value.

Yes I agree. In 1985 I bought an '83 KZ1000R off the showroom floor for approximately $4,200. At that time buyers wanted Ninja's. The 600 Ninja was selling for about the same price as my ELR.

In 1989 I moved to Maui, had no place to store the ELR and sold it for $1,900. I used to see about 4 other ELR's on the island (Oahu) in the late 80's-early 90's.

I never saw "my" ELR again and haven't seen any of the others. And look what they're worth these days!