which one should i pick
which is the best for stunting

tell me what you people think
so i can make an end on this dillema

 

600rr, for one: it's a honda (prior owner and will have another one).
2 less subframe issues.

other than that, I love my Suzuki

 

i had an f4i a 636 a 929 a 954 and i rode a 600rr noe i own 2 2005 gsxr 600s and they are the ****. beleave it or not the frames on the newer models are stronger than the older ones not the sub frames though. just get an oil pick up and the subframe reinforced. and your good to go

 

600rr .

 

dont listen to him there junck

 

^ yeah he's right, i'm a total liar, which is why you hear about so many problems with 6rr's? and you never hear about gixxers frames cracking, or sub frames folding, or motors blowing, good point

 

i just like how the gixers fairings and how it looks. ride what you feel most comfortable on.

 

have you rode one of the new gixer 6s if not go fined one and ride it and you will see what i mean.

 

yeah i have, gixxers are great road bikes.. i loved all 3 of mine that ii've had.. but not meant to stunt

 

I Would Get The 6rr. They Are Smoooooooth.if I Could Get A Good Deal On One I Would Sell My 636

 

^ i like him, he agrees with me a lot

 

HOOOONNDDDAAAA

 

600rr hands down... awesome bikes, and can take a beating......

 

you can solve this dillema by riding both bikes clutchin em up both and see which one you like best.. youre the one whos gonna be riding the bike everyday not us.

 

Either, they are both bad *** bikes, pick the one that fits you best, then ride that *****

 

i peronally bleed SUZUKI, and i've owned a 98' 00' and i now have an 05' gixxer 750 and never a problem, just DOMINANCE! i'm not a Honda hater but i've ridden PLENTY of gsxr 600's a few of my boys have them and they are impressive and they will hang with the best of them. And yes i've ridden a 600 rr also, decent ride but i'd go with the latter, good luck on your decision man

 

I have a 600RR and like it but you should get a F4I or a 636 you cant go wrong with either