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Well I decided I am going to pick up a bike in the mean time while I search for the perfect evo. I want a sports bike.. GSXR, R1, R6.. (only bike names I know LOL)..ect. It is going to be my first bike, so I dont want to spend over 4-5k on it. I dont mind if its used, as long as it looks good. So my question is, which bike should I go for, and what year, to match the price (or lower) that I want to spend.
While I was cruising in this nice *** wheather today, I saw dozens of bike riders, and there could be nothing better than cruising in this wonderful wheather!
Thanks guys
While I was cruising in this nice *** wheather today, I saw dozens of bike riders, and there could be nothing better than cruising in this wonderful wheather!
Thanks guys
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First bike would look for used Gsxr-750 not to small and not to big...........600 you will grow out of fast.............and wish you got something bigger...............or do what i did just buy big and wont want to sell in 2 months for something bigger
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No no my friend. I have drove every one of the bikes I mentioned. I just have never owned one. I have already went through driving school, and am going to advanced at the end of the month, so im not to worried about tthat aspect, but thanks for your concern
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GSX-R 750 +1 great starter bike!! prices very on year and condition but should be able to find one. the reason its a good bike is becuase its just about the right size for any rider, its not super tall and have an insane amount of power. if you get a 600 you will end up regretting it later well at least if you like going fast=) goodluck!!! and ride safe.
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GSX-R 750 +1 great starter bike!! prices very on year and condition but should be able to find one. the reason its a good bike is becuase its just about the right size for any rider, its not super tall and have an insane amount of power. if you get a 600 you will end up regretting it later well at least if you like going fast=) goodluck!!! and ride safe.
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I've owned 2 bikes a 05r6 and now a 07r1, I would stick to a 600cc bike.. you wont outgrow the bike as most people on the road today never bring their bikes to the limit much like the cars half of the people on this forum own..
If you are a experienced rider I would think about getting a bike over a 600cc but if your still pretty new to the whole thing I would stick with something around that ballpark as it will last you at least a few summer's before you feel you've "Grown out of it" just my .02 from my experience.
If you are a experienced rider I would think about getting a bike over a 600cc but if your still pretty new to the whole thing I would stick with something around that ballpark as it will last you at least a few summer's before you feel you've "Grown out of it" just my .02 from my experience.
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you will never out grow a 600. Trust me I own one...... and if you would like you can buy it for 7,500 and it will do 165 mph.......... if you can rail coners at 3 time the speed limit and ride the F out of it go for a liter bike. But you will never out ride a 600 in the turns on a liter bike.
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I have been riding bikes since i was 12 years old....no not the Huffy ....but i think since you are a first time rider, go with something that you can learn on and wont hurt the pocket when you make dumb rookie mistakes and drop the bike. I recommend a 2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250R. It looks great, it fast and its a great bike. The cost out the door is $3900. The platform been around forever and there are thousands of mods you can do to make is stupid fast. Its also great on gas milage....60mpg!?! After you get done with it, keep it or give it to you wife or g/f and then get a 600. Most people don't even use the full potential of a 600. But if you want to get the 600 and dont care about spending a bit more money, get a CBR 600RR or Kawasaki ZX-6R. I dont care too much for the Gixxer since i have owned about 2 of them in the past, i am kind a sick of it but still a great bike. The Yamaha R6 is also a great bike but way over priced and its a handfull to ride in the street since it all top end. Make a good decision and ride safe.
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Well I decided I am going to pick up a bike in the mean time while I search for the perfect evo. I want a sports bike.. GSXR, R1, R6.. (only bike names I know LOL)..ect. It is going to be my first bike, so I dont want to spend over 4-5k on it. I dont mind if its used, as long as it looks good. So my question is, which bike should I go for, and what year, to match the price (or lower) that I want to spend.
While I was cruising in this nice *** wheather today, I saw dozens of bike riders, and there could be nothing better than cruising in this wonderful wheather!
Thanks guys
While I was cruising in this nice *** wheather today, I saw dozens of bike riders, and there could be nothing better than cruising in this wonderful wheather!
Thanks guys