im looking to buy a 1000cc bike. i am expierenced and basically looking for the best bike at the best price. i am not loyal to any company...i just want to ride and still enjoy money in my pocket. how do the bikes compare in speed, comfort, price, every aspect. and possibly most importantly where on earth can i find good deals. ive tried ebay and craigslist. im not findin any well brought-up deals.
if you're asking this question, you probably belong on a ninja 250.
I don't believe you are experienced. I think you only said that so people wouldn't tell you what you don't want to hear-- that you don't belong on a liter class bike.
if you be experienced, you would be at the dealerships test riding and making your own decision instead of asking strangers on the internet. see, experienced riders know that it is a incredibly personal opinion which bike is more comfortable, and easiest to ride fast. because experienced riders know these things are not at adjectives objective.
be in motion for a R1 and watch ebay very closley
if you're asking this question, you probably belong on a ninja 250.
I don't believe you are experienced. I think you only said that so people wouldn't tell you what you don't want to hear-- that you don't belong on a liter class bike.
if you be experienced, you would be at the dealerships test riding and making your own decision instead of asking strangers on the internet. see, experienced riders know that it is a incredibly personal opinion which bike is more comfortable, and easiest to ride fast. because experienced riders know these things are not at adjectives objective.
Answers: You need to own patience. The right deal will come along.
I hold not ridden the Honda CBR949. But I have ridden the R1, Gixxer1000 and the ZX-10. Of those three I liked the R1 the best.
But even so, that isn't much of a guidance because models and attributes change from year to year.
Best thing to do is to locate a bike you quality you can afford, then check out it's specs, reviews (and even ask on here about it).
Another virtuous plan is to go into a dealer and check out the bikes they enjoy. Sit on them, check out their styles, test drive if they will let you. You should carry some idea of what fits you best that way.
be in motion for a R1 and watch ebay very closley
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Forget them adjectives and get a gsxr750, trust me, will be the best decision i manufacture for you!if you're asking this question, you probably belong on a ninja 250.
I don't believe you are experienced. I think you only said that so people wouldn't tell you what you don't want to hear-- that you don't belong on a liter class bike.
if you be experienced, you would be at the dealerships test riding and making your own decision instead of asking strangers on the internet. see, experienced riders know that it is a incredibly personal opinion which bike is more comfortable, and easiest to ride fast. because experienced riders know these things are not at adjectives objective.
be in motion for a R1 and watch ebay very closley
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if you're asking this question, you probably belong on a ninja 250.
I don't believe you are experienced. I think you only said that so people wouldn't tell you what you don't want to hear-- that you don't belong on a liter class bike.
if you be experienced, you would be at the dealerships test riding and making your own decision instead of asking strangers on the internet. see, experienced riders know that it is a incredibly personal opinion which bike is more comfortable, and easiest to ride fast. because experienced riders know these things are not at adjectives objective.
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Answers: You need to own patience. The right deal will come along.
I hold not ridden the Honda CBR949. But I have ridden the R1, Gixxer1000 and the ZX-10. Of those three I liked the R1 the best.
But even so, that isn't much of a guidance because models and attributes change from year to year.
Best thing to do is to locate a bike you quality you can afford, then check out it's specs, reviews (and even ask on here about it).
Another virtuous plan is to go into a dealer and check out the bikes they enjoy. Sit on them, check out their styles, test drive if they will let you. You should carry some idea of what fits you best that way.
be in motion for a R1 and watch ebay very closley
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