Buying A Bike: Which One?
Originally Posted by crrider05
I am looking to sell my dirtbike and buy a crotch rocket. Which one should i get if im experienced dirt biker, 17, 140 lbs and wanting to stunt? :YEAH
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
thanx, so i shouldnt get a 600? becasue i did that before with my dirtbike.... it was too small and i needed a new one real quick... some people told me a 1000 might kick my ***
plus im a poor *** so whats the best bang for my buck
plus im a poor *** so whats the best bang for my buck
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
get whatever you can find a good deal on, ive had my 02 R6 for 2 years now, and still wont get rid of it. You can always jet your 600 n **** for a lil extra power down the road. You can still rock shiat on a 600, just go for a newer 600. ~nick
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
I like my F4i, I had an F2 before this and I am still happy with my decision to buy my F4.
I have a full M4 exhaust with stock gearing and it's a fairly good bike to stunt with for a beginner. Eventually you will probably want something bigger but I think a 600 is plenty for a beginner.
I have a full M4 exhaust with stock gearing and it's a fairly good bike to stunt with for a beginner. Eventually you will probably want something bigger but I think a 600 is plenty for a beginner.
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
Originally Posted by 02F4i86GT
I like my F4i, I had an F2 before this and I am still happy with my decision to buy my F4.
I have a full M4 exhaust with stock gearing and it's a fairly good bike to stunt with for a beginner. Eventually you will probably want something bigger but I think a 600 is plenty for a beginner.
I have a full M4 exhaust with stock gearing and it's a fairly good bike to stunt with for a beginner. Eventually you will probably want something bigger but I think a 600 is plenty for a beginner.
I agree w/ the latter. Your learning a whole new type of riding and a 600 now days is enough. Alot of guys are stunting 600's. How about a 636? few guys stunting those and seem to like them.
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im thinking about a gsxr 750 or maybe a f4.... ill post when i finally get one but i gotta sell my dirtbike and get a better job, thanks for the input though
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Go big!
If you get a bike that is too small and not so powerful you will get tired with it. Plus I kind of like heavier bikes they stay more stable and balance well...if they are powerful heavy bikes. Just Gear it...BAM....wheelie machine.
how much do you have to spend? Do you want a new, used, or a crunchy bike? If I were you I would get a Crunch bike so then you dont have to worry about screwing it up...if your serious about stunting. Then you just go to a parking lot, practice practice practice, sell the junker get a nice stunting machine, and go flex the skills!!!
F4I
GSXR 750!
CBR929!
GSX 1K
If you get a bike that is too small and not so powerful you will get tired with it. Plus I kind of like heavier bikes they stay more stable and balance well...if they are powerful heavy bikes. Just Gear it...BAM....wheelie machine.
how much do you have to spend? Do you want a new, used, or a crunchy bike? If I were you I would get a Crunch bike so then you dont have to worry about screwing it up...if your serious about stunting. Then you just go to a parking lot, practice practice practice, sell the junker get a nice stunting machine, and go flex the skills!!!
F4I
GSXR 750!
CBR929!
GSX 1K
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
well if i get a bike it will be my daily commuter, and i will keep my POS car for the winter, so i wont be doing alot of stunting, unless i got full insurance, but i will definitly be doing some wheelies....
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
Originally Posted by Proscribed$tyle
Go big!
If you get a bike that is too small and not so powerful you will get tired with it. Plus I kind of like heavier bikes they stay more stable and balance well...if they are powerful heavy bikes. Just Gear it...BAM....wheelie machine.
how much do you have to spend? Do you want a new, used, or a crunchy bike? If I were you I would get a Crunch bike so then you dont have to worry about screwing it up...if your serious about stunting. Then you just go to a parking lot, practice practice practice, sell the junker get a nice stunting machine, and go flex the skills!!!
F4I
GSXR 750!
CBR929!
GSX 1K
If you get a bike that is too small and not so powerful you will get tired with it. Plus I kind of like heavier bikes they stay more stable and balance well...if they are powerful heavy bikes. Just Gear it...BAM....wheelie machine.
how much do you have to spend? Do you want a new, used, or a crunchy bike? If I were you I would get a Crunch bike so then you dont have to worry about screwing it up...if your serious about stunting. Then you just go to a parking lot, practice practice practice, sell the junker get a nice stunting machine, and go flex the skills!!!
F4I
GSXR 750!
CBR929!
GSX 1K
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
Originally Posted by crrider05
thanx, so i shouldnt get a 600? becasue i did that before with my dirtbike.... it was too small and i needed a new one real quick... some people told me a 1000 might kick my ***
plus im a poor *** so whats the best bang for my buck
plus im a poor *** so whats the best bang for my buck
Re: Buying A Bike: Which One?
Originally Posted by Gixxrr
A 1000 won't kick your ***. As long as you ride within your limits and take it easy until you get a good feel for the bike you'll be fine. A happy medium is a GSXR 750 - that's what I ride and with a few aftermarket parts and a gear change you can make it just as powerful if not more.
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