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| 2003 600 Shootout: Is 636cc Cheating? |
Yamaha stepped up first, offering the YZF and a fleet services truck to cater to all our track needs, then Kawy called offering both ZX-6R and an RR, plus fleet services. Suzuki flogged in the wee hours Monday morning to replace a fragged clutch on a late-to-return loaner bike to get us the GSX-R600 the same day of our track event. Triumph's man on the scene, Will Tate, showed up with that spiffy green Triumph Speed Four, and Ducati took the cake, prepping us a 749S on one day's notice.
Yamaha then sent us a supersport cannister for our R6, and we just got the icing on the cake: Kawasaki's Scott Buckley -- the Kawy guy in attendance at our test -- must've put in some nice words for us, as Sean Alexander just got offered a full Kawasaki factory-backed AMA Pro Superstock ride for
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