[ccc187307]

Remind me to never go 'crotching'.

[KiTsuNe]

Originally Posted by STidriver12

what? lol i am lost

i dont need turbo, i just need like 600cc motorcycle as beginner as suzuki gsx r 600cc

thats a turbo for a 600cc bike

[gsxrex]

600cc is NOT a beginner bike. Do yourself a favor and get the WRX. It doesn't sound like you are ready for a bike yet.

If you are hell bent on a bike, first take the MSF class. Then get your license. Then get a used Kawasaki Ninja 250 or 500 or Suzuki GS500E. These bikes are still fast, but won't punish you if you make a small mistake as much as a 600cc and higher bike will.
After you learn to ride these, then upgrade later. There's always a market for used, smaller CC ninjas, so when you sell later down the road, you won't lose much money.

Don't be a statistic.

<flame suit on>

As a side note, I own a Yamaha R6 now as my commute bike, and had a Gixxer 600 and Ninja 500 in the past. All this is spoken from true experience.

[GotSTI?]

Bike = death for me. Even at 37 I know I would do something stupid. I am often visiting with cousin stupid.

[STidriver12]

Originally Posted by KiTsuNe

thats a turbo for a 600cc bike

oh oopsie lol i am not really genius on bikes but i still love them

[STidriver12]

Originally Posted by gsxrex

600cc is NOT a beginner bike. Do yourself a favor and get the WRX. It doesn't sound like you are ready for a bike yet.

If you are hell bent on a bike, first take the MSF class. Then get your license. Then get a used Kawasaki Ninja 250 or 500 or Suzuki GS500E. These bikes are still fast, but won't punish you if you make a small mistake as much as a 600cc and higher bike will.
After you learn to ride these, then upgrade later. There's always a market for used, smaller CC ninjas, so when you sell later down the road, you won't lose much money.

Don't be a statistic.

<flame suit on>

As a side note, I own a Yamaha R6 now as my commute bike, and had a Gixxer 600 and Ninja 500 in the past. All this is spoken from true experience.

oh right right 250 or 500 or whatever smaller cc
i didnt think about those size lol
of course i will take msf class also i have 2 friends who have bikes, they can teaches me some proper way from their experience

[enoxard]

take a course sponsored by MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) . it will help your insurance and prolly teach you something that will save your ass..

after that, id head to the speech repair shop to have your broken english looked at.

Motorcycle Safety Foundation

[STidriver12]

Originally Posted by enoxard

take a course sponsored by MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) . it will help your insurance and prolly teach you something that will save your ass..

after that, id head to the speech repair shop to have your broken english looked at.

Motorcycle Safety Foundation

thanks plus i think u should be careful what did u say to insult me. read my profile please

[viperguy]

Originally Posted by enoxard

take a course sponsored by MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) . it will help your insurance and prolly teach you something that will save your ass..

after that, id head to the speech repair shop to have your broken english looked at.

Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Ya I said the same thing and got hit with points... He is deaf.. now you know. (Not that I think that gives him more rights then anyone else)

As for the OT.. I would re think your position on riding... If you are in fact deaf you will find it very unsafe to ride, as sound is very important and has saved my but over the 13 years riding and racing.