New to bikes,need some guidance
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New to bikes,need some guidance
I've been riding quads and dirt bikes for awhile now but I want to get into riding street bikes.
I'm looking into getting a CBR600RR or maybe a 1000RR...
But it would be my first bike, i have a budget of about 4500 to 6000 and I would like some guidance on if it would be a good first bike, I would like to turn it into a street fighter style bike...
Thanks in advance
RussianRider
I'm looking into getting a CBR600RR or maybe a 1000RR...
But it would be my first bike, i have a budget of about 4500 to 6000 and I would like some guidance on if it would be a good first bike, I would like to turn it into a street fighter style bike...
Thanks in advance
RussianRider
#2
Hi RussianRider and welcome!
The first question I would have for you is what is the main purpose for the bike? just for fun or commuting? I am fairly new myself but to my knowledge the RR's are a supersport and are a bit less forgiving for commuting =) The f4's handlebars are set a bit higher with a little better seat. You are on the right track searching for a honda regardless =P
Another thing to keep in mind is gas mileage if you care about that... 1000cc anything and its a significant difference
Good luck with your search
The first question I would have for you is what is the main purpose for the bike? just for fun or commuting? I am fairly new myself but to my knowledge the RR's are a supersport and are a bit less forgiving for commuting =) The f4's handlebars are set a bit higher with a little better seat. You are on the right track searching for a honda regardless =P
Another thing to keep in mind is gas mileage if you care about that... 1000cc anything and its a significant difference
Good luck with your search
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#4
The overall goal will be just a daily rider, but I would like to modify it to be a street fighter style.
Gas mileage is not a concern for me at the moment.
Is there any year that would be more beneficial to me to start on?
I'm also 5'7 so I would like to lower it some if at all possible give it a lower stance.
The overall objective is a fun bike as a DR, but also have fun with at the same time.
What about 636's?
I'd like to build a street fighter. Something with a lower stance. Fast but easy to ride.
Gas mileage is not a concern for me at the moment.
Is there any year that would be more beneficial to me to start on?
I'm also 5'7 so I would like to lower it some if at all possible give it a lower stance.
The overall objective is a fun bike as a DR, but also have fun with at the same time.
What about 636's?
I'd like to build a street fighter. Something with a lower stance. Fast but easy to ride.
Last edited by 74demon; 01-19-2013 at 07:41 AM. Reason: merged posts
#5
You need to think about what you want out of your project in order to choose the right bike for the job. Each model is different, with different mods that are available to them. They all have different frames and such, which will make the bike look ans feel different in the end. Some have tanks, some have covers. I would advice would be to plan your fighter out first, so you don't end up with a bike that looks like it only lost Its plastic.
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You need to think about what you want out of your project in order to choose the right bike for the job. Each model is different, with different mods that are available to them. They all have different frames and such, which will make the bike look ans feel different in the end. Some have tanks, some have covers. I would advice would be to plan your fighter out first, so you don't end up with a bike that looks like it only lost Its plastic.
#7
I had something like that in mind for my bike build. nothing too crazy. a good fierce look, but a solid stance as well that can be appreciated by all.
RussianRider
Something of that nature even though that's a buell
Last edited by 74demon; 01-19-2013 at 09:23 AM. Reason: merged posts/ fix link
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