what size bikes you all have?

[unclem]

Tweeti got a 250cc i had a 600 but its a ninja and iam new at this so i took my 600 back and started w/ the 250cc. i dont care if i am a little big for it but i want to learn more about bikes.

[jipped genes]

Tweetyamaha 600.

smart to start small. my first bike was a kawi KE 250. perfect to learn good form on and very forgiving in newbie mistakes. also those little 250s handle great. learining good form in the twisties is much better than being a squid and going slow in the corners and rocketing down straights with big HP.

you take a moto safety course? who cares what people think. enjoy riding and when you are proficient, upgrade. i want a liter bike real bad but i am going to stick with the 6R a few more years. i have found i just dont need all that HP.

[jipped genes]

Tweethere is a pic. what kind of gear do you ride with? helmet jacket ect?

[jipped genes]

Tweetthe first pic was the old bike this is the new one

[badcompany487]

Tweeti could never own a bike, im too balzy

[tn94z]

TweetI agree...smart starting on a 250. "Learning" to ride correctly is much smarter than buying a big litre bike and learning how to ride a wheelie and then thinking you are the greatest thing ever. When I had my 600, I had a buddy that bought an R1. He would smoke me in the straight aways but he didn't have a clue when it came to the twisties...which are what the bikes are geared toward. Have fun man!! That's what it's all about. I am getting bike fever again....I feel a new purchase coming in the spring!

[unclem]

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yamaha 600.

smart to start small. my first bike was a kawi KE 250. perfect to learn good form on and very forgiving in newbie mistakes. also those little 250s handle great. learining good form in the twisties is much better than being a squid and going slow in the corners and rocketing down straights with big HP.

you take a moto safety course? who cares what people think. enjoy riding and when you are proficient, upgrade. i want a liter bike real bad but i am going to stick with the 6R a few more years. i have found i just dont need all that HP.

oh, your wright brother, iam taking the course and i dont care wat people think. i like reading my motorcross weekly to look at bikes. thanks for the confedence i feel better now. i thought i would crash. i never road a bike in my life.

[unclem]

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here is a pic. what kind of gear do you ride with? helmet jacket ect?

god brother how do u handle that beast. its beautiful brother. i love that bike. my 600 didnt look half as nice.

[unclem]

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I agree...smart starting on a 250. "Learning" to ride correctly is much smarter than buying a big litre bike and learning how to ride a wheelie and then thinking you are the greatest thing ever. When I had my 600, I had a buddy that bought an R1. He would smoke me in the straight aways but he didn't have a clue when it came to the twisties...which are what the bikes are geared toward. Have fun man!! That's what it's all about. I am getting bike fever again....I feel a new purchase coming in the spring!

good way of putting it brother!

[jipped genes]

Tweetjust be safe. i used to take off from a light without looking. since i got back into riding i always look both ways before proceeding through the intersection. good habit to have even in a cager.

enjoy it. and down the road look at the ninja 650 or yamaha fz6r. they are both very forgiving bikes with a more upright, comfortable riding position. they handle great, but they arent HP beasts but they look it.

[tn94z]

TweetAnd stay out of blindspots. I can't count how many times I've seen people try to change lanes with a bike beside it. People just don't pay attention anymore. When I passed cars, I made sure to get around them as fast as possible. Drive defensively my man. Love me some bikes!

[O2BESOHUGE]

TweetI LOVE MAXING OUT 600'S!! IF YOU CAN RIDE - A 6 IS ALL YOU WILL EVER NEED! THERE ISNT ENOUGH ROAD OUT THERE FOR
A BIKE TO BE RIDDEN LIKE IT SHOULD BE IF YOU ARE ON ANYTHING BIGGER

UNLESS YOU ARE ON THE TRACK!!

[FUZO]

TweetIve got a GSXR 750