Dirt bike to cbr954rr
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So basically I just want to hear what other people think so for my first ever dirt bike I bought a crf450r basically the biggest dirt bike you can by and i was told I was gonna kill my self just about every day well I never looped the bike laid it down or anything and now I’m looking at my dream bike cbr954rr for my first street bike and having ridden a 450 dirt bike with no issues I’m very confident I can ride a big street bike I’ve always been able to have a lot of self control and not push myself outside of my limits on big bikes or big machines in general for example I’ve been driving around a 1971 chevelle with 1200 hp and haven’t had any problems. So basically what do you guys think of my desicon
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There is no right or wrong answer and, really, not knowing your riding style, experience, or maturity level, any answer is completely based on assumptions. How long did you ride the crf? A week? Several years? Not wrecking or looping is no where close to being really good with, and understanding, the bike. Now, if you are mature enough to learn the bike and get proficient (or, even better, get really good) at low speed maneuvers, braking, and throttle control then the jump shouldn't be a problem.
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There is no right or wrong answer and, really, not knowing your riding style, experience, or maturity level, any answer is completely based on assumptions. How long did you ride the crf? A week? Several years? Not wrecking or looping is no where close to being really good with, and understanding, the bike. Now, if you are mature enough to learn the bike and get proficient (or, even better, get really good) at low speed maneuvers, braking, and throttle control then the jump shouldn't be a problem.
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Doc Samson (05-02-2020)
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so I got the bike today not gonna lie was a little nervous but as soon as sat on it I felt right at home the bike is actually very tame obviously it picks up and goes but it dosent wheelie or throw you around at every touch of throttle like my cr450r did so I’m extremely happy and my confidence has definitely gone up not gonna let myself get cocky tho
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Doc Samson (05-03-2020)
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WARNING!!!!
IT WILL WHEELIE IN FIRST AND SECOND GEAR!
seriously, when I made a hard pull once when it was warm the front wheel came from the ground.
Another time when it was cooler I felt my rear tire slowly wiggle searching for grip in second gear at 160km/h
At low rpm's the bike is really nice and forgiving, but after 7k rpm.....it is beastly
but do enjoy the violence![Icon Steer](https://cbrforum.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_steer.gif)
IT WILL WHEELIE IN FIRST AND SECOND GEAR!
seriously, when I made a hard pull once when it was warm the front wheel came from the ground.
Another time when it was cooler I felt my rear tire slowly wiggle searching for grip in second gear at 160km/h
At low rpm's the bike is really nice and forgiving, but after 7k rpm.....it is beastly
but do enjoy the violence
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so I got the bike today not gonna lie was a little nervous but as soon as sat on it I felt right at home the bike is actually very tame obviously it picks up and goes but it dosent wheelie or throw you around at every touch of throttle like my cr450r did so I’m extremely happy and my confidence has definitely gone up not gonna let myself get cocky tho
Enjoy and keep your head on a swivel! Traveling at hyper speeds can give you tunnel vision... lol.
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WARNING!!!!
IT WILL WHEELIE IN FIRST AND SECOND GEAR!
seriously, when I made a hard pull once when it was warm the front wheel came from the ground.
Another time when it was cooler I felt my rear tire slowly wiggle searching for grip in second gear at 160km/h
At low rpm's the bike is really nice and forgiving, but after 7k rpm.....it is beastly
but do enjoy the violence![Icon Steer](https://cbrforum.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_steer.gif)
IT WILL WHEELIE IN FIRST AND SECOND GEAR!
seriously, when I made a hard pull once when it was warm the front wheel came from the ground.
Another time when it was cooler I felt my rear tire slowly wiggle searching for grip in second gear at 160km/h
At low rpm's the bike is really nice and forgiving, but after 7k rpm.....it is beastly
but do enjoy the violence
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I haven’t really had the space to open it up to about 7k 8k but I have gotten close and I’m feeling the bikes every move feeling for that wheel to lift I’m almost trying to wheelie it a little so I know what it feels like instead of it surprising me on the highway at 60mph
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