would some 1 help me please

 

umm i'd recommend something small not too big like a 250 or a 500, but if you dont want something like that then i'd recommend a 600, like a CBR600F3 or F2 at the most...

 

the cbr600f3 sounds good what do you have

 

lol check out the avatar, i'm rockin the 250, no regrets for me i've been riding it since i was 14, whenever i turn 16 next march i'll be steppin it up to a 600

 

an f3 would be an excellent first bike, easy to ride, and pretty tame so you wont get into too much trouble. Just take it easy on whatever you get and youll be fine

 

yea an f3 would be good you will be mad at the lack of power from a 250 or 500 in about a week of riding

 

what'd u start on? i had a 500 for a season and didnt get bored with it at all. 500's will run 12's in the 1/4...they arent slow, especially for a first bike.

 

I started on my friends 929, not a good idea. I got a 600 for myself, good starter bike. It's more forgiving than the bigger bikes, but has enough power for when you need it. Just get a bike that you feel comfortable on, physically, you want to be able to put both feet firmly on the ground, and not feel like you have to reach too far for the bars etc. So basically, I'm echoing everyone else, get an F3...

 

Get a royal enfield, its about the only in-production bike I haven't seen being stunted here on stuntlife!

 

so true

 

Hey yah i got the same question but WTF IS A F3 like the honda cbr 600rr or is it something else?? well i am so lost of what to get here is my list of option

All brand new models either 2004-2006 models cuz im 15 rite now so i when i get it ill be older and then that would be in a year or 2 ok so im like i dono 5'7 now and will probly be around 6'4 mayb more so i dont think being able to touch the ground will be hard on a 600cc so here is my list

kawasaki zx6r
honda cbr600rr
yamaha yzf r6
suzuki gsxr600

so those r them mostly the top 600cc bikes but the kawasaki is a bit bigger in power and i like it out of the most it is 636cc so can u guys help me out!!

thanks

Scott A.

 

Gixer 600!!!!!

 

a hyosung 650.

 

If you have riden moto-x before, then I would say your ok to start out on something like an R6 or a GSXR-6. But if you have never ridden at all, go with an f4, or like '99 ninja 6, wont be as jumpy as a fuel injected bike...

 

dude, do some research. none of those are good starter bikes, and since you've never rode any bike how are you qualified to say the 636 is bigger on power? also i dont see you growing 8-9inches in a year, but hey, keep dreaming.

 

man,

He don't want to listen to me. Ok, if your intent on a STREETBIKE than nothing bigger than a 600 NOTHING no 750s no liters, and it's not because I think you'd kill yourself, but because you will become a better rider faster. your bike should always be just an itty bitty bit beyond your capabilities. that way your skill can grow into the bike. iF it's too powerful it WILL hold you back from your potential. I see you have a crf150 than your first streetbike should be a 250 which if you think about it is huge upgrade from what you are on now. remember take small steps and the results will come fast.
I speak from experiance, I wasn't ready for a 954 and as a result it is taking me tons of time to master. If I had a 750 Im sure I would be wipping **** by now. I had quite a few bikes before this one and my progress was awesome I was rocking slow wheelies already but i got a liter bike and the result was like having to go back to square one.

Just check out the guy with that 250 on this post he looks like he's kicking **** big time. And like I said before the more expensive the bike and the newer the more expensive it will be to fix and upgrade.

 

i have a crf150 but its im beyond its capabilites by far

 

My first street bike was an 03 gixxer 750. No regrets, I still have it now. Added a 929 to arsenal, love the 929 a whole lot. If you think you can't handle the power get something small. Before I ever rode in the street the people I knew who did ride always told me that I wouldn't be able to handle a 600, or that it would take a long long time to learn to wheelie, and a bunch of other bs. But I said **** it, I'm gettin me a brand new gixxer 750. Got the bike and started riding canyons the second week keepin up with them kneedragers no problem, first month had stand ups on lock- could wheelie as long as I wanted to. 10 months later from never riding street I can do some amazing ****. So get what you want and put the miles on your bike when you get it. I went out everyday and rode the **** out of my bike still do, I had quite a few crashes but I don't regret them either, they are learning steps. People talked **** about me thrashing my bike but I don't care I can out ride them now. I wanted to learn all the stunts and I pushed myself real hard, so you should push yourself to.

 

not much sence for my but what the hell..heres an idea go wit the CBR 600

 

thinks 5150Pat people did the same to me only it was on a dirt bike now i can out ride them all ive only been rideing for 2 mounths and can all ready beat c class riders