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Mr Lefty 10-10-2008 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave (Post 78645)
ever notice its always the 600 guys with this message? :whistle:
what... to start small? or that a 1000 is too big?

Mrs. Colleen 10-10-2008 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT (Post 78516)
when new riders get the itch for a sportbike, there are very few that will actually listen to reason when it comes to the proper bike to buy.
:withstupid: It seems a lot of people like to ask questions but really already have their minds made up.

BTW - FZR FTW! :rockout: :D

PiZdETS 10-11-2008 02:19 PM
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Nice troll OP, 21 responses with 3 sentences is a solid effort.
7/10
A++ Troll, would be trolled again.

jeeps84 10-11-2008 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Shift (Post 78505)
What crazy fool lent out their Duc??
I know the 916 is dated but :iagree: I don't care how responsible and or old a person is. I'm not letting a noob ride any of my bikes.

BTW if it matters. Stay small and old for first bike.

Particle Man 11-10-2008 12:20 PM
Where's RacerX when you need him :lol:

Start with something smaller man... small, used, and easy to fix. Beat the piss out of it.

Be sure to invest in decent gear.

After you're done beating the piss out of it, get another bike that you actually want to keep for a while.

Rider 11-10-2008 12:28 PM
Turbo Busa, with a +2 front -3 rear sprocket gearing....




:runaway:

derf 11-12-2008 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Ebbs15 (Post 78633)
if your wanting to ride twisties... 1000cc bike is not what you want... shit Trip passes 1000cc bikes on a 250... probably could do it on his little 50! it's about the rider... the smaller the bike (usually) the easier it is to flick in the twisties...


regardless of riding in the twisties or not... you don't wanna start on a 1000cc bike... it's a very steep learning curve on a 600... on a 1000 it's so steep you actually miss out on learning things because your too busy trying to keep the thing on two wheels.
Seriously, your dick isn't big enough if you don't ride a liter bike (yay fireblade!)

NONE_too_SOFT 11-12-2008 12:25 AM
seriously? this is one thread that needed to stay buried.

101lifts2 11-12-2008 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Ebbs15 (Post 78633)
if your wanting to ride twisties... 1000cc bike is not what you want... shit Trip passes 1000cc bikes on a 250... probably could do it on his little 50! it's about the rider... the smaller the bike (usually) the easier it is to flick in the twisties...


regardless of riding in the twisties or not... you don't wanna start on a 1000cc bike... it's a very steep learning curve on a 600... on a 1000 it's so steep you actually miss out on learning things because your too busy trying to keep the thing on two wheels.
This from a bikeless man!! j/k there big guy

This is totally a troll thread, but whatever. Get an SV or a 600cc bike. You'll be faster in the canyons.

Mr Lefty 11-12-2008 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by 101lifts2 (Post 95028)
This from a bikeless man!! j/k there big guy

This is totally a troll thread, but whatever. Get an SV or a 600cc bike. You'll be faster in the canyons.
:lol: well I'm bikeless now.. wasn't when I wrote that :lol:

actually... cause fuck'n wells fargo lost my title... I still have my ZZR... until I can get the title and insurance gives me the check that is :lol


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