Im a noob and i need some help
Right now i am into cars but i want to be able to get a bike and ride. Ive always been interested in them and now i am old enough to legally get one. Right now i have an integra gsr with some mods but want to switch to a bike. Just some help needed what is overall a better biekt hat you guys think, Honda cbr 600 or a yamaha r6 i need some pros and cons thank you
all help appriectaied
I am tlaking about anyone know of any problems with either of these bikes or anything like that
all help appriectaied
I am tlaking about anyone know of any problems with either of these bikes or anything like that
First, MSF class!
Both of these bikes can be used as a first-bike to learn on, but the learning curve is much higher.
The CBR600s tend to have failing RRs and CCTs. Those need to be replaced as needed, or you can upgrade the CCT to a manual one.
I've heard the R6 (99-02) can have tranny failures (2nd gear usually).
Both of these bikes can be used as a first-bike to learn on, but the learning curve is much higher.
The CBR600s tend to have failing RRs and CCTs. Those need to be replaced as needed, or you can upgrade the CCT to a manual one.
I've heard the R6 (99-02) can have tranny failures (2nd gear usually).
Thanks umm what do you mean but the learning curve is much higher. I really need somone to talk to about bikes and **** cant talk to anyone in school becuase they think they know it all but they dont.
You've never ridden, right?
It would be similar to learning to drive in a Ferrari F40. Can it be done? Sure. Would it be easier in a car that's not so exacting of its driver? Yup.
Since you're young, take the class first. If you're still interested in riding afterwards, then consider an old(er) CBR6 or R6 (or Gix6 or Zed6...or SV650, EX250, etc etc). You want this decision to be something you can look back on with good memories, not medical bills and disability.
It would be similar to learning to drive in a Ferrari F40. Can it be done? Sure. Would it be easier in a car that's not so exacting of its driver? Yup.
Since you're young, take the class first. If you're still interested in riding afterwards, then consider an old(er) CBR6 or R6 (or Gix6 or Zed6...or SV650, EX250, etc etc). You want this decision to be something you can look back on with good memories, not medical bills and disability.
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alright thanks for all the advice. Im looking to get a cbr or r6 somthing to learn on. I know all riders fall so i know where you guys are coming from. Like everyone says there are 2 kinds of riders 1 that have fell and 1 that are gonna fall
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