i've heard so many different things in the region of the new 250s but im debating right now if i should really acquire it.
the main reason why i want to go and get it is because of the price, its only 4000 and insurance isnt going to be that high on a 250 and 75+ mpg is great. but since its solely a 250 is it still fast? i know its not going to go much over 120 if that, but i in recent times wanna know if its capable to go on the freeway and how expeditious it is.
im also looking at a suzuki sv650s (maybe sf) and im just wondering if the engine is anything too big for a beginner? and does lowering the bike effect anything at adjectives, cuz im kinda on the shorter side (5'6" - 5'7")
the 250 is capable of freeway travel but is not prompt. It does not make much power until high within the rpm's. Even then it's not much. The SV has a stronger engine than the 250 but it is still a biddable beginner bike. The SV makes more horsepower and torque over a wider capacity. lowering the bike if done right should not cause prob's but is already a low seat .
the new 250 is going to be an awesome looking bike which is cool but if you obligation to drive on the freeway you probably hate it .although if you are a totally new bike rider and aren't to fond of tons of power this is a great place to start.if you own some riding experience i recommend gsx500 or the sv 650 you`ll be much happier.
The Ninja 250 is a total TURD. Try the Suzuki GS500E.
Answers: You are likly to want more than the Ninja 250 can give you in relatively short directive. The sv 650 is a good bike to start on that wont disappoint you in a few weeks (or months) time. I started on a Honda 500 Interceptor and it be great fun for years...good luck :)
the 250 is capable of freeway travel but is not prompt. It does not make much power until high within the rpm's. Even then it's not much. The SV has a stronger engine than the 250 but it is still a biddable beginner bike. The SV makes more horsepower and torque over a wider capacity. lowering the bike if done right should not cause prob's but is already a low seat .
the new 250 is going to be an awesome looking bike which is cool but if you obligation to drive on the freeway you probably hate it .although if you are a totally new bike rider and aren't to fond of tons of power this is a great place to start.if you own some riding experience i recommend gsx500 or the sv 650 you`ll be much happier.
The Ninja 250 is a total TURD. Try the Suzuki GS500E.
the main reason why i want to go and get it is because of the price, its only 4000 and insurance isnt going to be that high on a 250 and 75+ mpg is great. but since its solely a 250 is it still fast? i know its not going to go much over 120 if that, but i in recent times wanna know if its capable to go on the freeway and how expeditious it is.
im also looking at a suzuki sv650s (maybe sf) and im just wondering if the engine is anything too big for a beginner? and does lowering the bike effect anything at adjectives, cuz im kinda on the shorter side (5'6" - 5'7")
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the 250 is capable of freeway travel but is not prompt. It does not make much power until high within the rpm's. Even then it's not much. The SV has a stronger engine than the 250 but it is still a biddable beginner bike. The SV makes more horsepower and torque over a wider capacity. lowering the bike if done right should not cause prob's but is already a low seat .
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SVthe new 250 is going to be an awesome looking bike which is cool but if you obligation to drive on the freeway you probably hate it .although if you are a totally new bike rider and aren't to fond of tons of power this is a great place to start.if you own some riding experience i recommend gsx500 or the sv 650 you`ll be much happier.
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The Ninja 250 is a total TURD. Try the Suzuki GS500E.
Answers: You are likly to want more than the Ninja 250 can give you in relatively short directive. The sv 650 is a good bike to start on that wont disappoint you in a few weeks (or months) time. I started on a Honda 500 Interceptor and it be great fun for years...good luck :)
the 250 is capable of freeway travel but is not prompt. It does not make much power until high within the rpm's. Even then it's not much. The SV has a stronger engine than the 250 but it is still a biddable beginner bike. The SV makes more horsepower and torque over a wider capacity. lowering the bike if done right should not cause prob's but is already a low seat .
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the new 250 is going to be an awesome looking bike which is cool but if you obligation to drive on the freeway you probably hate it .although if you are a totally new bike rider and aren't to fond of tons of power this is a great place to start.if you own some riding experience i recommend gsx500 or the sv 650 you`ll be much happier.
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i would budge for a 2002/03 yamaha fazer 600 it's a cracking bike, quicker than the sv, very forgiving for a beginner and similar to a wolf in sheeps clothing. at first appearance it don't look like much but 0-60mph surrounded by 4.2 seconds then on to 137mph say differently. It was my first big bike and i am still on it 3 years later, i keep hold of concidering a change but nothing else really grab me at the moment. plus the fazer can be found very cheap.The Ninja 250 is a total TURD. Try the Suzuki GS500E.
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