My first street bike!
Well, here she is. She isnt perfect, but I love it anyway! I've only put about 10 miles myself on it but I'm slowly building my confidence and riding it more often. I am staying off it alot though cause I dont have a lisense and I dont need any more tickets to deal with right now. Plus, I'm pretty much a "newbie" when it comes to street bikes since I learned on dirtbikes and my old Suzuki GS450L which is a whole world different compared to this one.
New paint and some others to come next month!
New paint and some others to come next month!
Yeah. I dont need to get caught riding with no lisense right now. lol
But im starting slow. I spend most of my time riding in parking lots and smaller areas so I dont have to deal with traffic untill I'm used to the bike and feel comfortable on the roads.
As for mods;
CF front fender
CF mirrors
CF tank thing
CF front singnals
CF rear signals
CF crankcase cover
lol.. I know, rice mods. But I dont see much point in adding power mods to something that already goes more than fast enough for daily riding.
But im starting slow. I spend most of my time riding in parking lots and smaller areas so I dont have to deal with traffic untill I'm used to the bike and feel comfortable on the roads.
As for mods;
CF front fender
CF mirrors
CF tank thing
CF front singnals
CF rear signals
CF crankcase cover
lol.. I know, rice mods. But I dont see much point in adding power mods to something that already goes more than fast enough for daily riding.
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I agree. Just keep the bike as it is and spend your money on good gear instead. The first time you lay it down, there will be CF parts broken all over the ground anyway, but if you're wearing good gear you might still be in one piece.
I agree. Just keep the bike as it is and spend your money on good gear instead. The first time you lay it down, there will be CF parts broken all over the ground anyway, but if you're wearing good gear you might still be in one piece.
Definitaly recommend getting good gear before riding out on the main streets...then when you have the rest of the monye, get all the cf material...imo i wouldnt get the cf...but its your bike
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Ok is that an older GSXR 600? im stumpedddd nice pick though and props to you for staying away I can't stay away from my bike i've had it for 6-7 months now and have put 6500 miles on it and considering i didn't ride it nov thru march thats alot.
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where do u live in MA
where do u live in MA
Nice first bike.
Good idea with taking it slow, alot of people aren't so smart and they end up recking their bikes.
And to reiterate.. Good gear will be your most important and valuable investment.. So save up!
Good idea with taking it slow, alot of people aren't so smart and they end up recking their bikes. And to reiterate.. Good gear will be your most important and valuable investment.. So save up!
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