You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
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Re: You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
Hi everyone. I am new to motorcycle and I want to buy Honda CBR600 as the first bike. Is it the right choice? Thanks
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Re: You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
I don't understand the appeal of spamming an old, dying motorcycle forum with three visitors a day...
Re: You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
it is trueZooTech wrote: Wed Jan 20, 2021 8:04 am I don't understand the appeal of spamming an old dying motorcycle forum with three visitors a day...
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Re: You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
2 Stroke 125/250cc sportbike is the best beginner.
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Re: You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
Hi, im a big guy, 6'4, probably 385, and was wanting to know if a 09 Kawasaki volcom 500cc would be a good bike for me to learn on.
I read the articles above so think it might be okay but just want to make sure before I buy it and figure out im too big for it or its a bad bike or anything like that, sorry for my lack of knowledge
I read the articles above so think it might be okay but just want to make sure before I buy it and figure out im too big for it or its a bad bike or anything like that, sorry for my lack of knowledge
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Re: You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
That will probably work for you, given your bigger stature. Make sure it's mechanically sound before spending any money. Or it could just become a money pit. A lot of shops are no longer working on bikes older than 10 years. So, if you aren't mechanically inclinded, keep that in mind.
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Re: You are a Beginner and want a 600cc+ sportbike? READ THIS!
Well, another riding season is upon us and as it always happens, we get lots of inquiries from potential new riders on how to get into the sport, what's a good first ride, where to take safety classes and so on. One particular type of inquiry that pops up with almost clockwork frequency is from a small number of new riders who wish to buy 600cc and up sportbikes as their first ride.