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newby question
hi and firstly i would like to say hi to everyone,
my names chris and im from scotland-its kind of wet here just now[:@]lol
i am looking at buying a cbr400rr nc23 and wondered if anyone could advise whether this would be a good starter bike and what the performance is like etc?
my names chris and im from scotland-its kind of wet here just now[:@]lol
i am looking at buying a cbr400rr nc23 and wondered if anyone could advise whether this would be a good starter bike and what the performance is like etc?
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RE: newby question
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_CBR400RR
if you don't mind converting your speedometer to MILES per hour, it looks like you can get up to 140mph (well over the electronically limited 180kph - like 180kph isn't fast enough for 99% of your riding).
if you don't mind converting your speedometer to MILES per hour, it looks like you can get up to 140mph (well over the electronically limited 180kph - like 180kph isn't fast enough for 99% of your riding).
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RE: newby question
Welcome to the site! I wish the US had the 400rr model [>:]. Might actually save some dumbperson's a$$. To me it sounds like a good buying decision. Keep a level head and you'll be ok. On two wheels you can get yourself into trouble even with a 125r if you're not thinking right.
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RE: newby question
I might recommend something a little bigger. Only reason I'd say that is because most everyone does after owning a smaller bike for a while. Why not just bypass the 400 and get a 6 or liter bike instead? I know there's a big power difference but just relax into it and don't ride too fast if you aren't comfortable with it just yet. Just my two cents. I know I wasted time and $$$ buying a 600, then 750 and finally a 1000 bike. Best of luck either way and don't get me wrong - I'm sure it will be a real nice bike that you'll really like but want to upgrade after a year of riding.
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