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{{Motorcycle
{{Motorcycle
|name            = Kawasaki ZG1000A
|name            = Kawasaki ZG1000A
|image           =  
|photo           = 2004Concours.jpg
|aka              = GTR1000,  Concours
|aka              = GTR1000,  Concours
|manufacturer    = [[Kawasaki]]
|manufacturer    = [[Kawasaki]]
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The Concours may be the best definition of the "ultimate utilitarian" motorcycle, since it has been around a long time, is generally very reliable, can be used for weekend "get aways," for multi-week cross-country excursions, is an able commuter bike, can handle many errands, and is considered the best [[motorcycle]] value in its class.  Often referred to as motorcycling's "Best Bang For The Buck".
The Concours may be the best definition of the "ultimate utilitarian" motorcycle, since it has been around a long time, is generally very reliable, can be used for weekend "get aways," for multi-week cross-country excursions, is an able commuter bike, can handle many errands, and is considered the best [[motorcycle]] value in its class.  Often referred to as motorcycling's "Best Bang For The Buck".


[[Image:2004Concours.jpg|thumbnail|left|200px|2004 Kawasaki Concours]]


In an era when the evolution of a motorycle model may seem as short-lived as some women's fashions, the Concours is unique in having been around since 1986 without many revisions.  A Concours manufactured in 1986 looks largely similar to one manufactured in 2006.  Due to its longevity, many motorycle mechanics already have experience working on Concours motorcycles, which means a new owner has a better chance of receiving experienced service on the bike.  As well, for a do-it-yourself mechanic, there exists a substantial market for used parts that can be purchased at reduced prices through [[motorcycle]] salvage yards.  There is also a fair amount of after-market accessories available to a Concours owner to better personalize his/her vehicle.
In an era when the evolution of a motorcycle model may seem as short-lived as some women's fashions, the Concours is unique in having been around since 1986 without many revisions.  A Concours manufactured in 1986 looks largely similar to one manufactured in 2006.  Due to its longevity, many motorycle mechanics already have experience working on Concours motorcycles, which means a new owner has a better chance of receiving experienced service on the bike.  As well, for a do-it-yourself mechanic, there exists a substantial market for used parts that can be purchased at reduced prices through [[motorcycle]] salvage yards.  There is also a fair amount of after-market accessories available to a Concours owner to better personalize his/her vehicle.


An additional benefit to the Concours owner is the support of the [http://www.concours.org Concours Owners Group] which is comprised of helpful, knowledgeable and in some cases, quite passionate members who enjoy their Concours and like to help other Concours riders.
An additional benefit to the Concours owner is the support of the [http://www.concours.org Concours Owners Group] which is comprised of helpful, knowledgeable and in some cases, quite passionate members who enjoy their Concours and like to help other Concours riders.
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