alright so check it out i have a 2008 kawasaki ninja 250 i bought that bike last year 0 miles to learn on so after 2 months was diying 2 get a 600 but w.e long story short dint get a 600 now this year finally got my 600

now.... i wana star to stunt.... but not with the 600 because i fix it and is looking real pretty i would put pics later

MY QUESTION IS what do i need to stunt the 250...

bigger sproket....
cage......

is the bike good enuff for stunt bike....?

and where can i find the sprocket or the cage....
and waht else would i need..?

 

you need a cage and 350 more cc's and your **** will be on fire dawg, you know what i'm sayin?

 

Sell the 250, get a 600. The 250 won't last very long, the parts aren't as readily available for stunting, plus selling a 250 in mint condition is the only way to sell it for more than 200 bucks.

 

rip the 250 i had a 200cc bike about 3 years ago. and it was a good starter wheelie bike by a long shot i liked that thing alot. very light and easy to control.

 

i cant see how it would be good to learn on a 250 and transfer to a 600. the power difference is phenominal. if you get on a 600 and clutch it as hard as you would have to on a 250, you would be wearing it for a hat. also 08 250s are the easy as hell to sell. we cant hardly even get them out of the crate before they are sold at the dealership i work at.

 

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https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/113...aked-bike.html

 

yeah my girlfriends trying to get one but theres never any new ones in stock.. have to pre order and theres a waiting list at my local bike shop.

 

:lmao:

 

Yeah only problem is that my dumb *** finance the 250 and then was laid off from my job so dindt pay the bike for like 4 months so now my debt with the bank 2 get the title for the bike is 3,200 so I just wana stunt the bike out

 

So? Rather than the bike getting re-po'd from your garage, sell it for 3,200 and cut your losses. Better than trashing up a bike you cannot afford. And my friend, grammar is your friend. Periods, commas, all that fun stuff