Mature novice Rider
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Mature novice Rider
Looking for a bit of help
Have a street triple which I am not enjoying as much as I hoped bought it over the cbr 600rr
I have found a few low mileage rr's my question is at low speeds and under 7000 rpm how easy are they to ride as need to finalise deal in the morning my intention is to improve my riding with plenty of training just don't want to fall into a trap with my limited ability and a bike which I will struggle with or am I overplaying it
Look forward to people's opinions
Many Thanks
DD13
Have a street triple which I am not enjoying as much as I hoped bought it over the cbr 600rr
I have found a few low mileage rr's my question is at low speeds and under 7000 rpm how easy are they to ride as need to finalise deal in the morning my intention is to improve my riding with plenty of training just don't want to fall into a trap with my limited ability and a bike which I will struggle with or am I overplaying it
Look forward to people's opinions
Many Thanks
DD13
#2
They are super easy to ride at low RPM as well as high. In fact, they are almost too easy! It's a pretty nimble bike...
If a 600rr is what you want, get it. The question you should be asking is will you be comfortable with the aggressive riding position at your "mature" age.
This "mature" rider (and you only have 6 years on me), wouldn't ride in any other position.
If a 600rr is what you want, get it. The question you should be asking is will you be comfortable with the aggressive riding position at your "mature" age.
This "mature" rider (and you only have 6 years on me), wouldn't ride in any other position.
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It can be done, but don't expect it to come easy. You're past the point of youthful invincibility. Discipline will be your ally and like you said, investing in proper training. I got my liscense at 27 and bike at 31. I rode A LOT. And I studied the books A LOT. I nearly became a riding coach at CSS but I also knew I needed A LOT more work to make it happen.
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