Finally throwing in the towel

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#11

07-12-2012 | 11:37 AM

dagg92

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From: Mill Creek, Washington

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Originally Posted by Jeffcbr600f2

Much more versatile than the 600rr IMO.

How can you say that?! there's close to a 100 lb. difference! I would say the only advantage it has over the 600rr is the riding posture. Its a comfortable bike I'll give it that but if you're looking for performance, 600rr takes it by a LONG shot. Being a throttle happy 20 yr. old, I want performance. Maybe when I start complaining about my bike I'll hop back on an f2

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#12

07-12-2012 | 10:00 PM

Wranghondo

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From: Central WA./BFE

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Originally Posted by JankCibberf2

Lolz this bike left me stranded 120 miles from home in like 95 degree weather first blow up. Sat for 5 hours for a trailer. Also I pushed this bike like 5 miles because a clogged air filter. Good news found a new motor for 200 bucks I'm going to pick up however im still selling it after words

Well, I'm hoping you get a great motor and fall back in love with this bike. That way you get a chance to enjoy the bike YOU built for YOU. Or, you can sell it for a reasonable price(you're gonna lose money anyway) that will boost your savings for your 1000 RR. Either way, you win.