Industry consensus documents a generator design flaw on the first-generation ZX-10R. Note honestly: the research supporting this entry cited NHTSA recall 04V425000 as a factory front-wheel recall, and that campaign number is a 2004 Orion bus suspension recall with nothing to do with this motorcycle. We could find no matching NHTSA campaign for the claim, so this entry stands on repair-industry consensus only.
On any used motorcycle, check the tire DOT date codes, ask for the valve service receipt, and look for drop damage on both sides before you talk about price.
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