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Old 05-26-2006, 08:59 AM
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girlfriends wont drive in the rain pal. sry stick to car. thats like leasing a badass lexus and living in a trailer..its just stupid
 
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Hey Hey don't go bashing on the 30 yr olds. I just got my 06 rr at 30, but I have been on my harley for the last 6 yrs. Truth be told I am glad it worked out this way. One bad day on the harley tought me a very valuable lesson. Knowing now, at 23/24 I wasn't ready for anything like this. Ride safe.
 
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Old 05-26-2006, 10:02 AM
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yeah, im in the minority. id say if you can't afford both a car and a bike, stick with 4 wheels. bikes are cooler but cars are more versitile. when was the last time you went grocery shopping on a bike? how about christmas shopping? the bike is hands-down the coolest thing you can buy, but only when you can afford it.

what about selling the car and buying a cheaper beater car and used bike? that could be an option for a tight budget.
ok - i do agree what 929 says but i see people buy groceies and walk (with bags in there hands, maybe 30lbs each hand) 2 miles to their house.. And when I was a biker in High school, I used my backpack for plenty of things. i mean it doesnt make a good cup holder but it could work as a grocery shopper if you know how to work it, plus you need to be single. But a bike should be a secondary vehicle even so, you dont want to be forced to ride in the rain, or everytime on it (i mean it sounds awesome now, but believe me - sometimes it's nice to have the option to be 2 wheels or 4)

So what i suggest (just my 2 cents once again) put the OCD on the back burners, get a second job and just save up intill winter. You will find tons of nice deals when the season is over (the prices will snake you in summer)

Good luck man
 
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maybe this in the old college kid in me coming out, but...... find out a way it's required for school. Mom, Dad, yes, the CBR is for class- I promise. They only have parking spots for bikes left! send the check ASAP.
 
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i say if you can't afford it...don't buy it. now....thats not to say that getting a loan doesn't mean you can't afford it. what kind of cage do you drive btw?
 
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Old 05-27-2006, 12:07 AM
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sell the car, get the bike. Don't get the bike if you just want to save on gas. I don't see anything above 33 on the RR, but I ride very hard and fast. Fun factor is +++ on the bike, traffic and other vehicles on the road not seing you is a ----.

The best bet would be sell the car, buy a used cbr, then spend 1000 on some pos cheap car for those days when it rains or when you need to haul something more than boring books or a beautify babe in a bikini.
 




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