View Poll Results: Which Bike to get?
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Which Bike would you suggest?
#1
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Which Bike would you suggest?
Well I used to have a SW Turbo tC and I loved it death but its gone now. Parted the car and the car is gone as well.
So I have no trasnportation and am looking to get a bike. I dont really know too much about them but I have been looking at a couple. Let me know what you guys think would be a good one to go with and whatever u have to say about them.
Its between mainly the first two: Honda CBR 600rr & Yamaha R6
Honda CBR 600 rr:
Yamaha yzf R6:
Kawasaki Ninja 250 r:
Suzuki GSXR 600:
So I have no trasnportation and am looking to get a bike. I dont really know too much about them but I have been looking at a couple. Let me know what you guys think would be a good one to go with and whatever u have to say about them.
Its between mainly the first two: Honda CBR 600rr & Yamaha R6
Honda CBR 600 rr:
Yamaha yzf R6:
Kawasaki Ninja 250 r:
Suzuki GSXR 600:
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I can see what your saying crippie but I dont want anything crazy fast.
Carbon... I like what your saying! Price and mpg sounds nice to me. What have u heard about the ninjas because i have no knowledge about any of them
Carbon... I like what your saying! Price and mpg sounds nice to me. What have u heard about the ninjas because i have no knowledge about any of them
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Do any of you actually have any of these bikes that you are praising about? If so... post up a pic for me and give me your insight on that bike and if you would actually recommend it for my first bike. Thanks!
#7
I say you get this bike, it just screams awesome!
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=235092
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=235092
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Originally Posted by BrownDogg
I can see what your saying crippie but I dont want anything crazy fast.
Carbon... I like what your saying! Price and mpg sounds nice to me. What have u heard about the ninjas because i have no knowledge about any of them
Carbon... I like what your saying! Price and mpg sounds nice to me. What have u heard about the ninjas because i have no knowledge about any of them
#9
if you dont want to go crazy fast, dont. but once your a bit seasoned in riding, then imo id go with the 750. i dont really know the mpg for any of them, but theyre a hell of alot better than a car thats for sure. I used to own a 00 suzuki katana 750. although it was a 750, it weighted twice as much as the gsxr750. wow... lol thinking back, this was serveral years ago. From the articles that i had read back then, the gsxr was a better all around bike for performance. not sure about know... so i guess it kinda makes it my unicorn... lol anyway, if your not too interrested in performance, carbon is right. or why not forget about sports bikes all together, and get a cruiser?
#10
If you are a NEW RIDER (dirt riding doesn't count), get the 250R. You will only hurt yourself and/or f00k up a nice bike if you get the 600s or larger. Check out the Ninja 650 (or used EX500) if the 250 just isn't "manly" enough for you. It is a great bike and plenty capable of spanking other 600s if the rider has talent.
http://www.ninja650.com/
I currently ride a 2002 Honda RC51. I've been riding for over 15 years, so if you have any other questions, I would be happy to give you my 2 cents worth. Just PM me. Just please don't listen to the non-riders or uber-cool newbie riders on their soon-to-be-salvage-titled brand new crotch rockets. Sure some people make it just fine starting out on a large CC motorcycle, but most don't. I've seen it happen time and time again. Sadly, too many new riders let their egos or their friends peer pressure make their bike choice and they end up hurt or killed.
Also, take a MSF course BEFORE you buy your bike. They have loaner bikes that you can use. Use that experience to help you narrow down your choices for a bike.
Above all, if you want to ride, good luck in getting a bike that makes you happy. Riding is one of the best things in the world and will make for some great life experiences.
http://www.ninja650.com/
I currently ride a 2002 Honda RC51. I've been riding for over 15 years, so if you have any other questions, I would be happy to give you my 2 cents worth. Just PM me. Just please don't listen to the non-riders or uber-cool newbie riders on their soon-to-be-salvage-titled brand new crotch rockets. Sure some people make it just fine starting out on a large CC motorcycle, but most don't. I've seen it happen time and time again. Sadly, too many new riders let their egos or their friends peer pressure make their bike choice and they end up hurt or killed.
Also, take a MSF course BEFORE you buy your bike. They have loaner bikes that you can use. Use that experience to help you narrow down your choices for a bike.
Above all, if you want to ride, good luck in getting a bike that makes you happy. Riding is one of the best things in the world and will make for some great life experiences.
#11
No Competition!!!
Bro get a CBR!!!
I've been riding for a while now and i own a 06 cbr6rr and i've been on all of my friends 07 gsxr6, 08 cbr600 and 07 zx6r and The best starter bike would be a cbr600!
Honda doesnt play around when it comes to Motorcycles!
I can gaurantee you'll have a bunch of headaches with the Kawi and the Yama! i know cause of all the times i've had to help fix things on them
The CBR is realy comfortable (thats a big plus on a starter bike), and you probably wont get bored of the bike for a good 2 years... and if for some odd reason you start getting bored then just throw some mods on it!
Do research and i promise you that the CBR will come out on top 90% of the time!
Good luck bro!
I've been riding for a while now and i own a 06 cbr6rr and i've been on all of my friends 07 gsxr6, 08 cbr600 and 07 zx6r and The best starter bike would be a cbr600!
Honda doesnt play around when it comes to Motorcycles!
I can gaurantee you'll have a bunch of headaches with the Kawi and the Yama! i know cause of all the times i've had to help fix things on them
The CBR is realy comfortable (thats a big plus on a starter bike), and you probably wont get bored of the bike for a good 2 years... and if for some odd reason you start getting bored then just throw some mods on it!
Do research and i promise you that the CBR will come out on top 90% of the time!
Good luck bro!
#14
I currently ride a TL1000R. Probably a little big for your first bike though.
My first bike was a 98 YZF600R. Perfect bike for a beginner in my opinion. I would definitley get something bigger than a 250 though as you will outgrow it fast. A 600 is a good start but go with a milder one such as a YZF or a Katana.
My first bike was a 98 YZF600R. Perfect bike for a beginner in my opinion. I would definitley get something bigger than a 250 though as you will outgrow it fast. A 600 is a good start but go with a milder one such as a YZF or a Katana.
#16
GET A 1000... IN A FEW MONTHS ULL REGRET GETTING A 600.... TRUST ME I HAVE AN 08 CBR 1000 and my friends all have 600.... ALL THEY KEEP SAYIN IS THEY WANT MORE POWER and especially since u boosted ur car I know u wont be dissappointed in the power..... its all throttle the more u turn the more u go... o and there is practically no weight difference between a cbr600 and 1000....
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Thanks. I went and looked at the Kawasaki Ninja 600 and the CBR 600 yesterday with my room mate as we are both thinking of getting a bike at the same time.
I am definitely leaning towards the CBR in Red
I am definitely leaning towards the CBR in Red
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Yea I have thought of insurance but I dont really know how much it would cost me. And yes I am 19. Any recommendations on an insurance company that gives good prices? Becuase honestly im not going to be riding this bike every single day.