'98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

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Old Dec 11, 2006 | 01:20 PM
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'98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

I got a real good price on these two bikes,but i cant seem to make my mind up.
I used to ride a 98 gixxer for about 5 years but never did any stunting.

I know the 900rr is real heavy and has carbs,and the gsxr 750 has FI and is lighter.....

what do you think?-modeseven
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 01:23 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

Originally Posted by MODESEVEN
I got a real good price on these two bikes,but i cant seem to make my mind up.
I used to ride a 98 gixxer for about 5 years but never did any stunting.

I know the 900rr is real heavy and has carbs,and the gsxr 750 has FI and is lighter.....

what do you think?-modeseven
sell me the 900
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 01:37 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

never thought id say this but....id go with the gixxer
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

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sell me the 900
selling my 99 900rr
make me an offer

needs some work!!!
motor runs good about 25,000!
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

i would take the gsxr for stuntin.
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 02:48 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

Wow I Thought Sl Hated Gixxers
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

im 900RR all the way
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 03:33 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

Sellin my 900 too, real nice shape, clean title only to get a new honda, but I would never take a gsxr over a honda in any regards. fixers S ***!!! Hope you got a lot of down time on your hands to fix them, they are junk!!! My friend just sold his 01 750 for $2300, with db bars, lsl risers, sprockets, cage...Hope you get a real good deal!!

900 might be carbed and heavy but its bullet proof and has a proven track record.
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 05:01 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

yea 900rr ftw especially if your learning
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

go with the gixer,
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 06:05 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

gixxer
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 06:32 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

900 all the way.Very smooth bike.
Old Dec 11, 2006 | 07:01 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

900RR for sure
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

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Sellin my 900 too, real nice shape, clean title only to get a new honda, but I would never take a gsxr over a honda in any regards. fixers S ***!!! Hope you got a lot of down time on your hands to fix them, they are junk!!! My friend just sold his 01 750 for $2300, with db bars, lsl risers, sprockets, cage...Hope you get a real good deal!!

900 might be carbed and heavy but its bullet proof and has a proven track record.
gixxers are **** even if i go all out and have everything reinforced and welded???

-would a '02 954 be a better choice over both these bikes?
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 12:13 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

02 954 is more of a street killer but there are some that use them at lots so its not impossible, id say get the 900rr my boy stunts one of those and its bullett proof
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 12:51 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

I would go with the 02 954...2nd choice 900RR... But if you're new at it be careful the 954 could bite, very light and strong bike :YEAH
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

I would stunt a huffy over a gixxer.
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 01:30 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

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I would stunt a huffy over a gixxer.

AHAHA +1

[quote =MODESEVEN] gixxers are **** even if i go all out and have everything reinforced and welded???

-would a '02 954 be a better choice over both these bikes[/quote]

I have had both and the 900 is by far the smoothest and most forgiving. a ton of power and a killer bp, + bulletproof and tested by most of the og's on here. The fixer is more agile and lighter but yes, even after reinforcing, be prepared to do it again, and again and again. They just break.

The 954 is a killer bike, but watch out, as posted above, they will bite. I say go with the 900
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

900 will be easier to learn.

even after stunting 2 years, my gixxer is horrible to ride. the FI is so twitchy. I had to get an f4i cause i couldn't stand it. now the gixxer sits in the garage.
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 09:29 PM
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Re: '98 900rr,'02 gsxr 750....new at stuntin

Originally Posted by Tiretrauma
AHAHA +1



I have had both and the 900 is by far the smoothest and most forgiving. a ton of power and a killer bp, + bulletproof and tested by most of the og's on here. The fixer is more agile and lighter but yes, even after reinforcing, be prepared to do it again, and again and again. They just break.

The 954 is a killer bike, but watch out, as posted above, they will bite. I say go with the 900
I think i'am gonna trade the 900rr for my '00 400ex.then move on to the 954.



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