[prolific_pnoy408]

hey y'all, just got started in streetbikes after bein wit da car scene for a while. . . but yea, i wanted to try out dis scene but den i dont know much bout bikes, all i know is dat kawasaki is da good stuff. so can anyone gimme advice on wut i should get and ur opinion on how i should fix it up. . . thanx folkz. . . late

 

[spdrkt ZX7R]

Maybe you should look into some English classes at the local community college first. I know I'm going to get flamed for this, but I couldn't help myself.

 

[michiganarft11]

The ghetto speach is fine with me. I'd advise getting soemthing used, no bigger than 600cc. A lot of guys on here like the 500 Ninja. I got a ZX-6. Everyone is also gonna advise you to take the motorcycle safety training course.

 

[Freakinout]

what michiganarft11 said.

 

[spyder]

The ghetto speach is fine with me. I'd advise getting soemthing used, no bigger than 600cc. A lot of guys on here like the 500 Ninja. I got a ZX-6. Everyone is also gonna advise you to take the motorcycle safety training course.

I agree with Michigan too... I would recommend a 600cc bike to start out... The only thing that I have against the 500 is that I think that after riding it for one season you will want a 6 and then you have to go shopping again.. So you can save yourself the time and loss of $$$ on the sale of a used 500 and go right to the 6... Just my thoughts...

 

[MaineKawi]

WORD!!! 8)

 

[Uncle Bob]

Keep it under 50-60 hp to start. Get a used 500 ( if it's sportsbikes you're into). Shop wisely, don't drop it too often and you'll probably get your money back when you trade it in on something bigger/faster.

 

[MR.S7]

Start with a Kawa 400 but if you want to have no problems but not learn.. get a honda.

 

[Army_of_Ninja]

kawasaki has a 400?

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back to the lecture at hand.. lol Need some more info man to really help you out.. such as how old are you and whats your driving habits like also have you ever been on a bike before at all or would this be your first time on one never haven ridden one before?

 

[Army_of_Ninja]

and by fixing it up do you mean more bling type mods or are you looking for performance?

 

[darkRam]

Maybe you should look into some English classes at the local community college first. I know I'm going to get flamed for this, but I couldn't help myself.

:lol:

Get a 600 and be careful.

 

[MR.S7]

kawasaki has a 400?

*
back to the lecture at hand.. lol Need some more info man to really help you out.. such as how old are you and whats your driving habits like also have you ever been on a bike before at all or would this be your first time on one never haven ridden one before?

yes it has dude check the links i posted for you.. the orange one was a black/ red 400 kawa almost wrcked.. took me a long time to transform it.

 

[kawa05ZX6R]

Go Big Or Go Home!!!!!!!!! Don't Get Anything Smaller Then A 600cc.

 

[Army_of_Ninja]

yes it has dude check the links i posted for you.. the orange one was a black/ red 400 kawa almost wrcked.. took me a long time to transform it.

I dont think we get the 400 here in the states. Cool looking bike though!

 

[Falx250r]

 

[Lawn Masters]

PErsonally, I'd start out with an EX500, or an older ninja 600, not the brand new stuff in the 600 class because it'll eat you alive if you dont respect the power of it. if you get a 500 to begin with, you'll have the time to learn how to be smooth on the throttle, fast in curves, and then when you do hop on a bigger bike, you'll be a bit faster because of it.

a HUGE +1 on the MSF course. its WELL WORTH IT.