Letting the 500 go...

[Trip]

I am not against a 600 as a beginner bike. It doesn't have as much low end grunt as a lot of bikes, so if you approach the bike with the right frame of thought, you can learn to ride on them. She seems to have a level head from internet posts, I think she will be fine. Plus she has the advantage of not having male ego.

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by Trip

Plus she has the advantage of not having male ego.

THAT I completely agree with.

[NONE_too_SOFT]

Originally Posted by neebelung

THAT I completely agree with.

i think we can all find common ground with that comment.

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

i think we can all find common ground with that comment.

Let's all hold hands by the campfire now and sing Kum by Yah.

[Rider]

Originally Posted by neebelung

Let's all hold hands by the campfire now and sing Kum by Yah.

Lets not and say we did...

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by Rider

Lets not and say we did...

Oh c'mon... you know you want to.

[1hottbikechic]

Haha.. I know I'm not STARTING on a 600... I had a 500 for a year, put about 1000 miles on it, and have a huge backround in dirtbikes and four wheelers. If I had NEVER had experience on any type of bike I could understand why you all would say NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Squid.

Now I'm looking at geting a used 600, I was asking for advice about them, what people liked, what they didnt like, etc. I ride mostly to school and back and thats a pretty decent longer scenic ride.