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RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
I'd like to see a single non-salvage '05 for 4-5K that isn't trashed. Got a link? I don't trust ebay bikes because they can be full of crap, and at that price probably will be.
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RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
heres an 06 with minimal fixes, definite steal, and the auction ended at this $4500 so it sold
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2006-...QQcmdZViewItem an 05 sold at $5200 http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2005-...QQcmdZViewItem 06 salvage that looks excellent http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2006-...QQcmdZViewItem you cannot tell me those are not good deals, you just have to know where to look, and me and ebay are like white and rice. Do have a question though. What your opinions on buying a slighty wrecked/damaged bike with only cosmetic damage and fixing it up? Is anything known to break or bend when the bike hits ground? Also whats your opinions on buying a salvage title bike that looks great, or either needs to be fixed up? thanks |
RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
Those are not good deals. A salvage title means that at some point in its short life, the 06 RR was deemed totalled.
You may was well go out and get a great deal on a Hurricane Katrina car.There wasonly a little water damage and the carpet is new. |
RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
ORIGINAL: ZJcrawler45 you cannot tell me those are not good deals, you just have to know where to look, and me and ebay are like white and rice. |
RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
Haha, *you just have to know where to look*. Oh well, if I ever end up with a totalled bike I know who to call to sell it to.
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RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
ORIGINAL: fishnride Those are not good deals. A salvage title means that at some point in its short life, the 06 RR was deemed totalled. Either way, I call dibs on first pick parts. it's amazing, really. I never thought it would be this way. It's like looking at myself 2 years ago, only i took everyone's advice. |
RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
what are all of you talking about salvage bikes? i believe only one of them was a salvage bike. And the others were nice! i just asked what your opininons are on salvage bikes, so i guess its a "stay the heck away from them" kind of deal. Why am i getting discouraged from buying a 600RR? i've learned that it doesn't matter how big the size of the bike is, just wether you can use a clutch and keep the throttle down. As long as you don't gun it, you can ride anything and learn. They're all the same if you dont gun it. I definitely see your point on starting out small, but i seriously think i am past that already. I'm a quik learner and i definitley know my boundaries, exspecially on the street.
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RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
Dang you guys are like little kids fighting and what not. The man asked for some prices and some ideas not a lecture. No matter what motorcycle you buy as a first bike its going to be dangerous...you are riding on two wheels on an open road, gravel other things of that nature dont care if you are on a 600 or 250 yur still going to eat it if you hit it wrong. Take the Safety coarse thats a givin. It comes down to the rider and his self control more than anything.
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RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
ORIGINAL: ZJcrawler45 what are all of you talking about salvage bikes? i believe only one of them was a salvage bike. And the others were nice! i just asked what your opininons are on salvage bikes, so i guess its a "stay the heck away from them" kind of deal. Why am i getting discouraged from buying a 600RR? i've learned that it doesn't matter how big the size of the bike is, just wether you can use a clutch and keep the throttle down. As long as you don't gun it, you can ride anything and learn. They're all the same if you dont gun it. I definitely see your point on starting out small, but i seriously think i am past that already. I'm a quik learner and i definitley know my boundaries, exspecially on the street. |
RE: I need a BikE! CBR600RR
ORIGINAL: ZJcrawler45 what are all of you talking about salvage bikes? i believe only one of them was a salvage bike. And the others were nice! i just asked what your opininons are on salvage bikes, so i guess its a "stay the heck away from them" kind of deal. Why am i getting discouraged from buying a 600RR? i've learned that it doesn't matter how big the size of the bike is, just wether you can use a clutch and keep the throttle down. As long as you don't gun it, you can ride anything and learn. They're all the same if you dont gun it. I definitely see your point on starting out small, but i seriously think i am past that already. I'm a quik learner and i definitley know my boundaries, exspecially on the street. Can you will your muscles to make mirco-adjustments in intense moments? Did you know that painted lines and tar can wreck you? Do you know what to look for and avoid? probably not. and a high HP bike will only worsen any small mistake you make by 10 fold. |
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