Bike newbie looking to get a f4i soon
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Bike newbie looking to get a f4i soon
I've wanted a bike for a while but never had the opportunity. I have my eye on a 01 f4i 600. I was wondering what's it really worth. It's easier for me to just link to the thread. http://www.importatlanta.com/forums/motorcycles-atv-classifieds/331998-01-honda-cbr600-f4i-$3000obo.html
It also comes with another set of front fairings and RR swingarm conversion.
I hope to be riding as soon as the weather clears
It also comes with another set of front fairings and RR swingarm conversion.
I hope to be riding as soon as the weather clears
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G'Day Ed and welcome to the CBR Forum,
I can't really comment on what it's worth, though the owner seems pretty keen for it to go. I'll let the US based 600 owners kick in with what they think it's worth.
If not this one though, keep looking for your bike. It will eventually find you
Cheers, SB
I can't really comment on what it's worth, though the owner seems pretty keen for it to go. I'll let the US based 600 owners kick in with what they think it's worth.
If not this one though, keep looking for your bike. It will eventually find you
Cheers, SB
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A 600 cc supersport, even an older one like the F4i, is not a good bike for a beginner. You will develop your riding skills faster, with less chance of a serious crash, on a bike that will let you learn from your mistakes without throwing you off. If you want a sportbike, look at a CBR250, a Ninja 250, or a Ninja 500. Maybe even a twin 650 like an SV. Put a few thousand miles on it, get some instruction, take it to the track a couple times if you can. Then when it's time to move on to a more powerful bike, you'll be able to ride circles around the people who started out on more bike than they can handle.
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