I want a bike not a great one something decent. I know after a little while once im comfy with the bike im gonna mess around with. I enjoy cruising a lot but there is something about stunting that as of now apeals to me. I might get my bike and decide that its stupid, it scares me, etc and never do it again. I know you guys think its a immature and premature seeing as I do not have a bike yet. Did you before having a bike ever think of stunting ? Do you guys honestly pull wheelies now? I know a lot of you think its stupid but whats the real difference in going 150 mph VS. pulling a wheelie at say 50-60 mph? They are both risky behaviors that "satisfy you". With that being said should I buy an F3 or an F4? Also there is a kid locally who has a stunt bike FS its a 94 F3 with a 98 motor it has leopard fur all over it and has def. been down a few times what do you think about getting it as a begginer bike that I can cruise on and learn on w/ out worring about it? Or buy a reg. F3 and have fun on it?

Thanks, Ricky.
BTW im not a stunta, I drive my dads Harley on the weekends to cruise, I enjoy riding a lot! hell I like cruising on a moped! But pulling wheelies etc. intrigues me.

 

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Yes, But after I got my bike, it wore off quick. I mean, how many different wheelies can one person do.

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Yes, I did. I never pulled them for people that asked.

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150 mph feels like 100mph, just the speedo says 150 instead of of 100. Pulling a wheelie is fun, but most people that do them want to showoff. They do them in traffic and think they are cool.

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Driving with old people is enough risk for me.

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Yes, buy something that is cheap and does not have power. YOU WILL DROP IT.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NA Gen2Teg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Also there is a kid locally who has a stunt bike FS its a 94 F3 with a 98 motor it has leopard fur all over it and has def. been down a few times what do you think about getting it as a begginer bike that I can cruise on and learn on w/ out worring about it? Or buy a reg. F3 and have fun on it?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Do not buy a used stunt bike. They beat the living **** out of them. Buy a normal F3 and stop making threads about buying one.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbogixxer &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Buy a normal F3 and stop making threads about buying one.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thank you for your time, if you were not happy with my 2 previous posts about buying a bike I am deeply sorry. What is wrong with asking about different bikes? I am not in a hurry to buy a bike that will not meet my needs.

 

If you take your time and go through the threads in this forum more than half of them are the exact same question that you keep posting about. If you want suggestions on a good beginner bike then read the first sticky thread. Yes it applies to you no matter what you may think. The only people it doesn't apply to are people who don't have such questions. I applaud your resonable approach to the topic but you'll find the majority of users are beyond tired of reading let alone replying to these threads.

 

I understand I have found no such threads on a good first bike, Which is one for stunting (enough power, cheap, takes abuse etc.) This thread was also for everyone, I know most of you dont like stunting and I was interested in hearing your different opinions. However, my response was to Turbogixxer, it seems he likes to try to speak down to me in all of my threads.

 

Tony hit it on the head. Even though it does not answer your specific question, A lot of threads have been covered and most of them will answer your question. Even though most people in this forum are not stunnaz, they do stunt. A F3 or F4 would be a good platform for a beginner that is undecided on what he wants to do (stunt or race/cruise). If the beginner bike does not suit your needs or you grew out of the bike, you can always upgrade. Thats why buy something fairly cheap. First bikes are not made to be show-stoppers, they are what you learn on. The bike is only as good as you are. IF you cant pull a wheelie, the bike can not either. People put down 600s are shitty stunt bikes, BS, if you are a good rider, you will overcome the displacement disadvantage.


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Making almost the same thread and asking almost the same questions (if people do not do it enough) is tiring on the people that read this forum regularly. Sorry that people are not willing to answer questions that have been answer a lot before. I am not once flamed you for doing the right thing. I have always answered your questions. I (and most of the people on this forum) are tired of the same question being asked over and over again.

 

Yes sir. I do thank you for all the help over the years, however you are quite bossy. But you do know your SH*T. BTW I am in class so if I seem a little moody I am sorry but you can blame my professor.