1Revvin7

Have you checked out how much insurance is? Are you going to insure it?

phinsup

No, not gonna sell the 750, gonna track it.

phinsup

Yea like I say, I love my 750

BigTurbo74

r6 has too much torque for a beginner. i don't even have my permit and i know that. well maybe i'm just a puss

phinsup

No, i wouldn't say so, if you buy a junk bike yer gonna be looking for something different in 6 months, the r6 gives plenty of room for growth. It is JUST a 600 cc bike LOL cute little things



Respect it, don't fear it, or you'll be dead. If fear her, you should not be on her.

JadedX

**** i went up 2 in the rear for more torque on my 600



about to go down 1 in the front for even more

Mazdabation

Becarefull....lowering the sprocket in the front, plus the back too much is going to put a lot of strain on the chain, and you will end up eating up teeth like crazy. Its best to leave the front and go bigger again in the back.

Mazdabation

Im sorry but I have to dissagree with this statement!

From what I gather from reading that is that you must be a straight line rider. A 600 has more potential then you can imagine. Yes you may have to rev the crap out of it to keep up on the highway, and where is the fun in that. but the fun is in the twisty roads and on ramps to the highway. Too many peeps think they need all this power, and it never gets used untill they do a roll on with someone else. But anyone can do that. When you get your knee down fully on the ramps of the highway or the nice sweepers on the side roads then were having fun. I have been ridding for 10 years both street and track. Out of all the bikes I have owned the 2000 GSX-R 750 i had was the best. Better then the 1000 I own now. Ya the 1000 has the power to pull your arms off, and its fun, but damn i could throw that 750 into a corner FAF. Ya im sure your thinking that you do that now right? but what you think is fast and what i or one of my fellow racers considers fast would be two different stories. I dont mean to doubt you but if this is your first bike i can bet that as fast as you could take an on ramp that bike would do it twice as fast with an experienced rider.

I'm not trying to flame, its just i know so many peeps that ride a bike and want to sell it the next year cause they think it doesnt have enough power, but in reality they haven even seen the bikes full potential

shawn

Mazdabation

Is this your first bike? The R6 you want, will it be brand new? From experience of my self and many other riders i know, DONT BUY A BRAND NEW BIKE AS YOUR FIRST! Not because of the power(well it is but i wont get into that) but for the fact that chances are you will dump it one way or another. Either ridding or sitting in a parking lot loosing your balance. Parts are not cheap for these, espestialy if you buy new ones from factory. If an R6 is what you really have to have, then I would reccomend an older one. At least this way if you need parts they are very easy to come buy used and cheaper.

Shawn

banzaitoyota

I haven't ridden since I rotated my H2 750 Triple Kaw on its footpeg (Previous owner had welded it)