Picked up this fine specimen 00 GSX-R 750

 

Very hot.

Details?

 

6,2xx miles paid $5,500 for it, stock everything cept for some kind of aftermarket chain.

 

Looking good. Have fun.

 

Looks really nice, I want one for my next bike, well that or a 600rr, can't really decide.

 

Congrats! That's my next trackbike.

 

nice buy

 

Nice bike, gsr-nr is this your first bike?

 

Nice....though whomever owned it before you messed up a nice yellow/black sticker scheme. I like that 2000 Gixxer scheme the best, out of the yellow/black colors.

 

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Yes, this is my first bike i think its a reasonable starting size

 

Looks good man, be careful and cautious.

 

congrats! be safe.

 

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hahahaha

 

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no comment

 

congrats, take it easy, i rode an 02' 750 and it was a beast...

 

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Uuuuuuuuh...a resonable starting size compared to what?

 

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Compared to getting a 1000cc or something. Whats wrong with starting out with a 750? ive ridden one before i had a bike i have no probs handling this i was looking at first at gettin an r6 but people i know with bikes said get a 750 over an r6 cause u will get bored with it and want a bigger bike so start off with a bigger one

 

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That sounds like excellent advice

 

750 for your first bike seems like a good choice

 

Im not being cocky or anything saying its not to big for me. it makes sense even the dealer i bought it from said your better off starting off somewhat bigger

 

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hahahaha</TD></TR></TABLE>


Be careful out there.

 

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You believed the dealer? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

You've significantly downgraded your chances of learning to ride a bike properly and significantly upgraded your chances of crashing. What really pisses me off is that noobs like you are the ones who drive insurance up so high on supersports.

 

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From one salesman talking about another...the only possible reason a motorcycle salesman would say that is because he makes more money off it.

Every motorcycle salesman won't sell anything above a 750 (even most of the time sell a 750) to someone unless they can prove they've got at least like 6-12mths daily/regular riding experience.

 

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You've significantly downgraded your chances of learning to ride a bike properly and significantly upgraded your chances of crashing. What really pisses me off is that noobs like you are the ones who drive insurance up so high on supersports.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Now thats a bunch of bullshit! Its the idiots out there who see how fast they can go and doing wheelies, stunts and **** that drive up the price of insurance not "noobs" as you so aptly put it first the dealer wasnt the first person to tell me that i had heard it from my friend i work with and his roomate who both have been riding for 8 years i put stock in what they say, u actually think i would take any car salesman seriously HA im dumb but not that dumb you should open your mind some instead of drawing to such a quick conclusion that i WILL crash and drive up the rates. Oh and could you expand on what "learning to ride a bike properly" entails. I think taking the MSF class is learning to ride quite properly