Choosing a bike (Warning not a Honda)
#12
Second bike but I will tell you, or can I ask why aren't you looking for a cbr. I love the 636 but I work on them all the time and they have alot of problems with oil leaks and engine noise. I've had a gsxr and liked it as well but to be totally honest the one bike I would not sell is the cbr I have now. The technology that honda uses is way beyond all other bikes and the durability goes alot of miles. I know that the new zx10r is going to be hard to beat with the 200hp but kawis just aren't very durabable. Johnnyh
#13
Second bike but I will tell you, or can I ask why aren't you looking for a cbr. I love the 636 but I work on them all the time and they have alot of problems with oil leaks and engine noise. I've had a gsxr and liked it as well but to be totally honest the one bike I would not sell is the cbr I have now. The technology that honda uses is way beyond all other bikes and the durability goes alot of miles. I know that the new zx10r is going to be hard to beat with the 200hp but kawis just aren't very durabable. Johnnyh
When I test drive it I will make sure that there are no hiccups whatsoever.
#15
I'd go for the 2 Kawi's - I like their looks much better than the GSXR.
Personally though - when I upgrade I would look to the Yamaha or CBR - I really like their looks better.
There is a Tribal Orange one in the Norfolk VA classifieds that is REALLY well priced with everything included but that might be a little far for you!!!
Personally though - when I upgrade I would look to the Yamaha or CBR - I really like their looks better.
There is a Tribal Orange one in the Norfolk VA classifieds that is REALLY well priced with everything included but that might be a little far for you!!!
#16
but if I had to make a choice on the bikes I would be up for the Kawi. I rode a friends ZX6R and it was a blast, light, fast, great in the turns and good ergonomics (I'm only 5'7" good fit for me, lol)
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