Ready For A Bigger Bike????
11-07-2004, 06:28 PM
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Ready For A Bigger Bike????
I have been ridin for 4 months and have an r6. I want to stunt, so i would like a 954 :YEAH , but have heard that newer riders shouldnt get more than 600cc. Just want some opinions. Thanx.
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11-07-2004, 06:55 PM
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Re: Ready For A Bigger Bike????
an r6 is plenty. you wont be able to do anything on a 954 that you cant do on the bike you already have. take it slow, your still pretty new to bikes in general so be careful
11-07-2004, 07:15 PM
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Re: Ready For A Bigger Bike????
Originally Posted by HurricaneF2
an r6 is plenty. you wont be able to do anything on a 954 that you cant do on the bike you already have. take it slow, your still pretty new to bikes in general so be careful
agreed, theres no need for that big of a bike those R6's are so light there easy to wheelie/stunt but if oyu really want a bigger new bike get a 636
11-07-2004, 10:46 PM
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Re: Ready For A Bigger Bike????
well, how many miles do you have on it? If you don't have a lot then stick with it, I know it's nice to have a lot more low end torque though.
What about highway wheelies? I don't know how fast is the fastest you can get an r6 up at but I'd think a biggger bike would make that a ton easier.
What about highway wheelies? I don't know how fast is the fastest you can get an r6 up at but I'd think a biggger bike would make that a ton easier.
11-08-2004, 03:55 PM
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Re: Ready For A Bigger Bike????
Originally Posted by Got2josh
well, how many miles do you have on it? If you don't have a lot then stick with it, I know it's nice to have a lot more low end torque though.
What about highway wheelies? I don't know how fast is the fastest you can get an r6 up at but I'd think a biggger bike would make that a ton easier.
What about highway wheelies? I don't know how fast is the fastest you can get an r6 up at but I'd think a biggger bike would make that a ton easier.
11-08-2004, 03:59 PM
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Re: Ready For A Bigger Bike????
stay with the 600, there's a reason why everyone ownes 600's and they've been around for years. If you think a R6 won't do things a liter bike will then you obviously aren't very experienced either.
Keep the 600 it'll pay off in the long run.
Keep the 600 it'll pay off in the long run.
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11-08-2004, 06:52 PM
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Re: Ready For A Bigger Bike????
Ride honda 
Be carefull learning, you sound alittle excited to jump into things, and that will get you hurt or killed. So pace yourself let it come to you and wear your gear!!
Be carefull learning, you sound alittle excited to jump into things, and that will get you hurt or killed. So pace yourself let it come to you and wear your gear!!
an r6 will pull it up in 3rd stock, second is enough for the hiway 
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