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Finally Got Into First Gear
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Hey guys great site goin on here!
I've been looking around this site almost everyday for the past two weeks or so, I finally thought it was fitting to sign up to it. Heres the scoop: I just moved to Maine from Ontario, Canada. I've been looking around at some bike shops and on the net for a new bike to get. I've been thinking a bit more of getting a sport bike. I like the look, the sound and speed I've read up all about both bikes and read all reviews on both of them and Im kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place. In Canada the first thing I did before getting the bike was I took a safety course which taught me SO much (thank god for that) and bought a helmet and leathers. So I have all of that under my belt. Finally *whats he getting at here* my question is, which do you think I should get the 250 or 500? Im a fairly good rider but I do know that you can never learn enough! If you guys could give me as much input as possible on both bikes keeping in mind all of the things I have told you I would be greatly appreciative. I feel this is the best place to do this Thanks for taking the time to read this guys and thanks for the help Matt |
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since you have ridden before I'd say get the 500, you won't regret it, plenty of power, but still not too much. upgradeable and reliable. very fun.
Mine is currently getting a new paint job, so the bike is torn apart in the garage.
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Hey Thanks a lot for all the input guys. I took some time for meditaion and thought deeply about it over and over. I've decided on the 500R......mmmmmmm *drool* cant wait.
Thanks again
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timing advance, along with a few other things to make it go faster.
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Yah I know of Corbin. Those are the people who makes the seats out of rear end car and bike parts. Wouldnt that be smooth if they made a Ducati 999 couch or '30's Bently (which would be huge)
Hey Freakinout, I smell a poll commin on. What motorcycle would be best as a couch! Whats your pick?
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