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#12
09-23-2009, 04:27 PM
ye,, guess u r right...google and forums go hand in hand...i know u didn't like my idea of getting a CBR, so do u have anything in mind good for beginners...and ya i m not talking about scooters..lol...
#13
09-23-2009, 04:34 PM
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Grab your self a nice low cost CBR600 F4 to start on ...heaps of good ones around for very good prices .... then when the inevitable happens and ( you bend or scratch it ?) you will have learn't your lessons at little cost to yourself financially at least ..
They are a dam good CBR ...and they ain't no scooter !! ...LOL
Great to get started on ...will loose near no value while you keep her if you maintain her in good condition ... then trade up after a year or so ...
yu never know , you may decide to keep an F4 .... ? they are great!! :-)
They are a dam good CBR ...and they ain't no scooter !! ...LOL
Great to get started on ...will loose near no value while you keep her if you maintain her in good condition ... then trade up after a year or so ...
yu never know , you may decide to keep an F4 .... ? they are great!! :-)
Last edited by CBRclassic; 09-23-2009 at 04:43 PM.
#14
09-23-2009, 05:40 PM
Yeah, listen to Classic. When I first got the bug, I had my heart set on a brand new Yamaha R6. After a couple of months of shopping, deliberating, and some disappointments, I ended up with a beautiful 2003 F4i with 11K miles, and I couldn't be happier. You'd be hard pressed to tell my bike's got 16K miles on her now, and it runs like a champ. Like mentioned before, you can pick up a barely used bike for just about 1/2 the original retail price. It'll also be cheaper insurance-wise, which depending on your age, can be murder on your wallet.