It had better be a very tight track.....like kiddie go carts. Or twisties like one of those straws that you can see through.....lol

 

Ever considered how much more you can learn about a bike and the way it works when you can actually ride a bike near its limits? 90% of 600 riders will never unlock anywhere near the full potential of what their bike can do.

 

If you wanted to keep the helmet dry if it rains and you're using a net, just bring a plastic bag or two, I'm sure it'll keep most of the water out, and it's easy to carrying around.

 

Zero, thats a good idea haha.

And jp greenville you are 100% right. I ride my bike every day no matter what the weather, recently drove to work at 06:00 AM at -13 degrees celcius ( 8 degrees F ) and I also use it in wet, Icy and hot days. I know exactly how hard I can push my bike unlike most people who will never know how hard they can push theirs. It may be only able to reach 75MPH maxxed out, but I know what me and my and my bike are capable of and what we're not, and if you ask me, I think it's a pretty damn good bike and i've enjoyed it so much since i've had it.

There is also a saying that goes something like ' Anyone can drive fast in a straight line, but it takes a real rider to take speed around bends '

So a 125 can be a faster bike than a 600 or even a 1000.

Judge the rider, not the bike.

 

It's more fun to ride a slow bike fast than to ride a fast bike slow.

 

Isn't that the truth. When I had the ninja winding up in the rev's it felt so fun and hardcore.

 

lol....I had the bike, the fun factor lasted a couple rides. Show me someone ride a 125 faster than a 600 or 1000! Yes anyone can ride fast in a straight line.....except cbr 125 riders....lol.....I did like the fuel consumption but my commute is 50km's so I went to an f3 to an 02f4i.


sorry about jacking the thread.

 

When I first get on my 600 I can guarantee that I could throw my 125 round twisty roads faster and with less fear.

An average rider on a 600 will go no faster than a pro on a 125. (Not saying that I'm a pro, but you get the point...)

It depends how you ride the bike... You can be slow and still be fast.

 

hmmm? Is this what you really believe? lol........no offence.

 

Yea, I'm a firm believer in the "when youre in a hole stop digging" theory. Hopefully he will come to his senses