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Old 10-22-2004, 10:02 PM
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2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

I'm going to buy a gsx-r750 sometime during the summer next year and was wondering just how good of a stunt piece it really is. I have ridden a '02 750 and it was great but I never got to take it to an extreme, so I really don't know how the thing reacts to wheelies/endos/acrobatic tricks. How strong is the subframe when doing 12's, and how well does the engine pull around 8-12k rpms? Also does anyone have any bp pictures on a 750? Thanks in advance for any help and keep stuntin!!!
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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I'm going to buy a gsx-r750 sometime during the summer next year and was wondering just how good of a stunt piece it really is. I have ridden a '02 750 and it was great but I never got to take it to an extreme, so I really don't know how the thing reacts to wheelies/endos/acrobatic tricks. How strong is the subframe when doing 12's, and how well does the engine pull around 8-12k rpms? Also does anyone have any bp pictures on a 750? Thanks in advance for any help and keep stuntin!!!
why the would u buy a brand new 750 to stunt? u can buy like 4 stuntbikes for that amount of money (including insurance)
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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I'm going to buy a gsx-r750 sometime during the summer next year and was wondering just how good of a stunt piece it really is. I have ridden a '02 750 and it was great but I never got to take it to an extreme, so I really don't know how the thing reacts to wheelies/endos/acrobatic tricks. How strong is the subframe when doing 12's, and how well does the engine pull around 8-12k rpms? Also does anyone have any bp pictures on a 750? Thanks in advance for any help and keep stuntin!!!
I heard the 04's - 05's have a fuel cut-off switch when the front wheel goes up to high. You might have to take care of that problem.
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

[QUOTE=catach42]why the would u buy a brand new 750 to stunt? u can buy like 4 stuntbikes for that amount of money (including insurance)[

I'm not buying it just to stunt, I was also planning on trackdays and everyday use also.
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

Gsxr are nice bikes. But they can't hang on full blown stunt riding. To much repairing. Lots of horse power, weak subframe, oil starvation at balance point. I would buy another 1000 but only to have one. I wouldn't want to stunt it. To expensive.
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

great for track days a,d casual riding. way,way to fragile for stuntin. ive went through 3 upper fairing stays and a clutch
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

how come it was the 3rd best best stunt bike in the poll a while back? right behind the 929 and 954 I think...
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

Heres the Deal 01-02 GSXR are the best stunt bikes..> All you have to do is add a pickup from stuntexx.com and your all set... the new 04-05 suck there subframes are made out of that cast ****.. there made to be lighter but not strong for stunting.... these bikes are made for racing.....

Buy an 01 - 02 put a pickup on it a cage and your all set... they are a great bike.. you can get one for about $4000 in great shape why spend 9,000 on something that will break all the time!!!
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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Heres the Deal 01-02 GSXR are the best stunt bikes..> All you have to do is add a pickup from stuntexx.com and your all set... the new 04-05 suck there subframes are made out of that cast ****.. there made to be lighter but not strong for stunting.... these bikes are made for racing.....

Buy an 01 - 02 put a pickup on it a cage and your all set... they are a great bike.. you can get one for about $4000 in great shape why spend 9,000 on something that will break all the time!!!

exactly. if i could sell mine for a 02 750 or even partial trade, i would in a heartbeat. the k4s r race bike not stuntbikes
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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exactly. if i could sell mine for a 02 750 or even partial trade, i would in a heartbeat. the k4s r race bike not stuntbikes
get a 2000-2002 gsxr 750, good bikes, i loved mine, now sporting the 02 1k :o) still good stuff
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

Originally Posted by Droptop
Heres the Deal 01-02 GSXR are the best stunt bikes..> All you have to do is add a pickup from stuntexx.com and your all set... the new 04-05 suck there subframes are made out of that cast ****.. there made to be lighter but not strong for stunting.... these bikes are made for racing.....

Buy an 01 - 02 put a pickup on it a cage and your all set... they are a great bike.. you can get one for about $4000 in great shape why spend 9,000 on something that will break all the time!!!
Is there any way to add support for the subframe?? P.S. I saw your vid on UpOnOne, lookin sharp!!
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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Is there any way to add support for the subframe?? P.S. I saw your vid on UpOnOne, lookin sharp!!

No not really... It is immpossible... dont try..... Just look for a used low milage 02 750 or a 02 1000........Trust me... i have been riding for about 5 years now.. And I have an 04 1000 for a daily rider... I thought about stunting it but @ 400 for a subframe no way.. Trust me bro...

Thanks for the props!!!!!
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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No not really... It is immpossible... dont try..... Just look for a used low milage 02 750 or a 02 1000........Trust me... i have been riding for about 5 years now.. And I have an 04 1000 for a daily rider... I thought about stunting it but @ 400 for a subframe no way.. Trust me bro...

Thanks for the props!!!!!

****, I guess I'll just wait a little more (and save some more money) and see what the 2006/7 models are like. Thanks for all the help everyone, and keep riding on one!
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

why ??? your not going to find a bike like that. You can't stunt a daily driver as hard as it sounds like you want to. spreaders and all that yeah but you have been riding for how long at 15??? and your just going to slide into stunting and track days and daily driving?? uh uh. Get an old Honda for 1500 and beat the snot out of . then for 5k buy a 3 year old gixxer to ride
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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****, I guess I'll just wait a little more (and save some more money) and see what the 2006/7 models are like. Thanks for all the help everyone, and keep riding on one!
when new styles come out theyll only be faster yet more FRAGILE
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

for sure....i wouldnt stunt my bike, even tho its an 01 R6, they are way too fragile...esp. yamaha's.....love em for the street and the track, but not for stuntin....i'd get an F3 any day of the week.
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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why ??? your not going to find a bike like that. You can't stunt a daily driver as hard as it sounds like you want to. spreaders and all that yeah but you have been riding for how long at 15??? and your just going to slide into stunting and track days and daily driving?? uh uh. Get an old Honda for 1500 and beat the snot out of . then for 5k buy a 3 year old gixxer to ride
I've been riding since 9, I've raced minimotards, supermotards and I already have a bike that I beat the **** out of = CBR6RR. But I don't want to stunt the **** out of the daily gixxer, it's just for fun, you know if front of chicks and stuff. But yeah, I see where your coming from.
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

Ok, so let me get this straight, the 00-03 gixxers are almost exactly the same right? I know they started making them injected in 00 but is there any difference from 00-03? Besides paint?
Oh ya, and what does SRAD stand for, I've seen it all over but I don't know what it means.
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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Ok, so let me get this straight, the 00-03 gixxers are almost exactly the same right? I know they started making them injected in 00 but is there any difference from 00-03? Besides paint?
Oh ya, and what does SRAD stand for, I've seen it all over but I don't know what it means.
back in the day it was suzuki's fancy way of sayin "hey look, we got ram air!"
Suzuki R A Direct. r must stand for ram and a for air.
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Re: 2004/5 GSX-R750 advice

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great for track days a,d casual riding. way,way to fragile for stuntin. ive went through 3 upper fairing stays and a clutch
Thats nothin

2 stator covers
1 upper fairing stay
crushed subframe..... twice
blew two intake valves
5 sets of fork seals
1 clutch
freid master relay
cracked rear rim...wich was powdercoated
right clip on
countless levers
im sure i'm forgetting a few things, but you get the idea.
After all that I still love my 02 gixxer 750. gsxr=
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