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Originally Posted by 75 Repu' date='Aug 13 2003, 10:07 AM
I am thinkin of getting a GSXR 750 or 1000.. I think it was Phins who said Yamahas have Frame problems.. so .. I am ruling them out.. Besides..I do not have the need for speed.. but I like the power.. Think it is wise to get a NEW bike as a starter, since there is the posibility of dropping it..
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Dodge Charger > Sport bike
Cop in a Supra > Sport bike It's that easy, just watch the movie. |
Originally Posted by Dramon_Killer' date='Aug 15 2003, 07:37 PM
Dodge Charger > Sport bike
Cop in a Supra > Sport bike It's that easy, just watch the movie. riding a bike is only as dangerous as you make it. you can choke and die on a teaspoon of water. so that shows you anything can kill you. its how you handle it. when riding a bike you just have to pay attention more to whats going on around you. i think a 250cc bike is way to small and would grow out of it in a day. or an hour. no more no less then a 600. for starters |
The truth is the new 600cc bikes are enough for even experanced riders. Most riders can't take a 600 to the limits, on the track. Anyone can go fast in a straight line, track riding is a different story. Sure it cool to have 1000cc bike, but that high insurance bill isn't that cool.
I have crashed 2 times, each time a car pulled out in front of me! So it doesn't matter if you are a superbike rider you have no control over the other drivers. You just have to be lucky and look out for shitty drivers. |
Motorbiking involves wayyy more than just twisting the throttle and pointing it straight. Try corner carving (literally)
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