PeteBratt

Whats up guys,

Currently own a gsxr 1000, owned a 6 and 750 in the last few years. Now I want to get into stunting much more seriously and will be selling my 1k. Now I got a great deal on a 2000 R6, which seems like it could be great but its Carbed. My question is does it make a huge difference if its carbed? I stunted an F4 before and it worked fine but I wasnt rocking too extended wheelies at 12 o clock.

Any input helpful, thanks

Big Float

yo whats up with oak island "the money pit"? u know what I mean, that ***** crazy man AAAARRRRRHHHH!

sdfkillz

carbed bikes are actually extremely smooth. i rode an f2 in the lot a few years back and it was really nice to ride and circled real good as well as had a strong idle. the prob lies when dropping the bikes they tend to flood and if you want to do bar tricks they will flood. other than that carbed is not bad to learn on if you can get em cheap but im not sure the older r6 model is where you would want to be. you would prob be better off on an f2/f3/f4....