I will be getting this bike soon and wondering what you guys thought about it.

Thanks
Stephen

 

900rr > any 1000 before it.

i hope this isnt going to be your first bike though.
if it isnt, i'd go 900rr if i was looking for an older liter bike.

 

its going to be my dads... but I will learn to ride it.

And I realy wanted a 600 not a 1000......but the price is right

 

So your pops is selling you his liter bike as your first bike? Damn! where do i get parents like that? j/k

 

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No, it sounds like his dad is buying it for himself and letting the OP ride it.

Do either of you have riding experience?

 

Seems like a fair choice to learn on if your with your pop. the biggest draw back is that they are heavy in literal weight and handling, But they are more than a capable bike. you can do some good distance with the ergonomic layout on this thing to. but be prepared to drop than fully enclosed bike, specially if you smallish

 

my dad had one, was a really nice bike for the time.

 

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i hope this isnt going to be your first bike though.
if it isnt, i'd go 900rr if i was looking for an older liter bike.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I agree the 900rr is the 'better' bike but the 900rr is much more to handle than a hurricane IMHO especially for a new rider

 

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I agree the 900rr is the 'better' bike but the 900rr is much more to handle than a hurricane IMHO especially for a new rider
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agreed. which is why i asked if this is going to be his first bike.

to the OP:

I think you should look elsewhere for a bike. a "modern" liter bike (i use quotations because it is mid 90's which isnt modern but isnt very old) will be too much. it'll be heavy, wont be very easy to handle, and probably wont be as fun as an f2/f3.

 

get a Yamaha GTS1000, those are sick.

 

Yeah they are. center hub steering.

 

My father is buying it and all I am going to do is learn how to stop and go.....I have had a few friends ran over, so I wouldn't ride much if I had a bike

 

remember those Honda commercials that had a bunch ninjas (like people ninjas) and then you saw a storm coming, and it said, "Even Ninjas can't escape the Hurricane"

or something to that effect

 

I've always liked that bike, do it!

Just be safe and get MSF, gear, and insurance.