Stunting in Tallinn, Estonia
06-04-2009, 05:45 PM
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Stunting in Tallinn, Estonia
here are some pictures of me and my stoppies that could need some practise
by the way i´m from Estonia, and starting to stunt more seriously when i get my new bike
by the way i´m from Estonia, and starting to stunt more seriously when i get my new bike
06-04-2009, 06:33 PM
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Re: Stunting in Tallinn, Estonia
thanks 
really like to have a 03 636 ninja, but these are pretty expensive around here, don´t like the f4 (don´t know why, just doesn´t feel right to me)
. R6 are allso an idea, but what do you think about suzu k1? could get it cheap now..
But if i can then the ninja would be my choice..
The problem is that there are no cages in stores to buy, so i have to do it.
No stunters in here, only couple, and they are not that good also, but there will bethe summer has just began and would like to learn pretty much
really like to have a 03 636 ninja, but these are pretty expensive around here, don´t like the f4 (don´t know why, just doesn´t feel right to me)
. R6 are allso an idea, but what do you think about suzu k1? could get it cheap now..But if i can then the ninja would be my choice..
The problem is that there are no cages in stores to buy, so i have to do it.
No stunters in here, only couple, and they are not that good also, but there will be
the summer has just began and would like to learn pretty much
06-04-2009, 06:53 PM
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Re: Stunting in Tallinn, Estonia
Yeah....F4i's feel like pigs, but they sure do take a beating! If you can get a GSXR for cheap, I'ld probably go that route for you first real "big bike". One of my boys stunts a GSXR, and its a nice feelin bike. His frame developed some cracks right at the neck from mouse-trapping, but honestly.....any of the bikes you mentioned have weak frames besides the F4i. Buy something cheap to get all the basics down......then step up to something w/ some style!
06-04-2009, 07:09 PM
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06-04-2009, 07:22 PM
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06-04-2009, 07:32 PM
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Re: Stunting in Tallinn, Estonia
yes i noticed that i am looking at the ground,thats not the first time i have done that mistake, have to look forward!
636 are about 5500, but i could get a 00-03 gixer for a 4000
636 are about 5500, but i could get a 00-03 gixer for a 4000
06-04-2009, 07:33 PM
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06-04-2009, 07:53 PM
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Re: Stunting in Tallinn, Estonia
i can get the front end up nicely, but don´t want to stunt this bike very much on back wheel, i´m just selling it and would like if the fairing would stay clean
with new bike, going to try hard on everything
with new bike, going to try hard on everything
06-04-2009, 07:56 PM
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