Moving up from a 600
11-05-2007, 10:37 AM
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this is not about doing burnouts, popping wheelies and doing a bunch turning..... i simply feel like i have outgrown my bike.. i find it amazing that those of you who have been into the bikes for over 10 years cant understand the what i am trying to say...
instead you choose to place me in the statistics/squids category... im sorry but this is bullshyt
instead you choose to place me in the statistics/squids category... im sorry but this is bullshyt
11-05-2007, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr Laguna,Nov 5 2007, 02:37 PM
this is not about doing burnouts, popping wheelies and doing a bunch turning..... i simply feel like i have outgrown my bike.. i find it amazing that those of you who have been into the bikes for over 10 years cant understand the what i am trying to say...
instead you choose to place me in the statistics/squids category... im sorry but this is bullshyt
instead you choose to place me in the statistics/squids category... im sorry but this is bullshyt
You are trying to say, "Yeah, I'm THAT GOOD."
I doubt you, that's all.
11-05-2007, 12:23 PM
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If you just want a bigger bike then get one.
It isn't the best way to get yourself going faster though - unless straight lines are your thing
Rider training, and experience are the things you (everyone) require.
Don't expect people to
when you've been riding for 6 months - if you were that good you'd be racing already.
There are a lot of experienced guys (and girls?) here - it is worth listening to the advice (this is easy spot irrelevant of the piss taking in and around it all).
Ultimately make your own decisions, it's your life. Don't end it prematurely though
If you aren't going to like the answers, don't ask the questions
It isn't the best way to get yourself going faster though - unless straight lines are your thing
Rider training, and experience are the things you (everyone) require.
Don't expect people to
when you've been riding for 6 months - if you were that good you'd be racing already.There are a lot of experienced guys (and girls?) here - it is worth listening to the advice (this is easy spot irrelevant of the piss taking in and around it all).
Ultimately make your own decisions, it's your life. Don't end it prematurely though
If you aren't going to like the answers, don't ask the questions
11-05-2007, 02:21 PM
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The '07 cbr600rr is one of the greatest, most rewarding sportbikes of all time, ESP in the twisties or on the track. Read the current Sport Rider mag to see how well it fared vs the 1098S and gixxer thou. It would be VERY easy to trade "up" to a lesser bike.
11-05-2007, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr Laguna,Nov 5 2007, 11:10 AM
its funny how people get brave over the internet and in real life its a different story
11-05-2007, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Alex_V,Nov 2 2007, 04:06 PM
Good god. I saw a turbocharged Busa for sale that may be an upgrade to some.
um ok...I saw a turbocharged ninja 250...I still think its a pos.
11-05-2007, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan Hale,Nov 5 2007, 01:23 PM
Rider training, and experience are the things you (everyone) require.
