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whats a good sportbike?

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  • #1

    whats a good sportbike?

    its my first bike, i basicly just want it to look good... and be some what fast... but looks before speed lol


    was thinkiing kawasaki 6r , or yamaha r6, or cbr 6 , but i think kawasaki looks better... any one into bikes?
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    LOOK AT THE ONE I JUST BOUGHT.....ITS IN THIS FORUM....I HAVE ALWAYS LIKED HONDAS, MYSELF. BUT, I GOT A DEAL ON THE SUZUKI!!

    NOW IM LIKING THE SUZUKIS

    O2
    ..“Your desire to change must be greater than your desire to stay the same.”





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      go with a 600 for your first bike but there all so competitive its all about the driver so get the one you think looks the best

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        the 600 rr is an awsome bike but youll get tired of it in 1 or 2 seasons, I personally think you should get a gsxr 750, I would also not get a brand new bike get like an 01 because there are 2 kinds of riders; those who have fallen, and those who will fall. Experience does help but you would hate to drop a 8k bike learning to ride.
        Badasz1@Hushmail.com

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