Comments on: im 16 and getting my motorcycle license next week. i need help finding the right bike? http://onondagacountychoppers.com/motorcycles/im-16-and-getting-my-motorcycle-license-next-week-i-need-help-finding-the-right-bike Fri, 18 May 2012 23:07:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Drew C http://onondagacountychoppers.com/motorcycles/im-16-and-getting-my-motorcycle-license-next-week-i-need-help-finding-the-right-bike#comment-1628 Drew C Sat, 03 Apr 2010 00:11:47 +0000 http://onondagacountychoppers.com/motorcycles/im-16-and-getting-my-motorcycle-license-next-week-i-need-help-finding-the-right-bike#comment-1628 f3 or f4 all the way or an 00-03 r6 or a gsxr 600 01-03 or a 96-00 zx6r! f3 or f4 all the way or an 00-03 r6 or a gsxr 600 01-03 or a 96-00 zx6r!

]]> By: James http://onondagacountychoppers.com/motorcycles/im-16-and-getting-my-motorcycle-license-next-week-i-need-help-finding-the-right-bike#comment-1627 James Wed, 31 Mar 2010 10:50:56 +0000 http://onondagacountychoppers.com/motorcycles/im-16-and-getting-my-motorcycle-license-next-week-i-need-help-finding-the-right-bike#comment-1627 Buy used. most new riders will drop their bike at least once. It's better to scratch up a used bike while you're learning than a mint new one. I'd go for a used Ninja 500 or Suzuki GS500. These are way better as a first bike, and for commuting, than a new 600 sport bike. Buy used. most new riders will drop their bike at least once. It’s better to scratch up a used bike while you’re learning than a mint new one. I’d go for a used Ninja 500 or Suzuki GS500. These are way better as a first bike, and for commuting, than a new 600 sport bike.

]]> By: me http://onondagacountychoppers.com/motorcycles/im-16-and-getting-my-motorcycle-license-next-week-i-need-help-finding-the-right-bike#comment-1626 me Sun, 28 Mar 2010 14:54:26 +0000 http://onondagacountychoppers.com/motorcycles/im-16-and-getting-my-motorcycle-license-next-week-i-need-help-finding-the-right-bike#comment-1626 Personally, I would find a used CBR 600F4i. They are MUCH more comfortable than the RR. The Ninja will be easier to control, since it's an older design with less power. I know there's a lot of controversy on this, but if you are smart, I think it's easier to start on a Hayabusa than a 600RR. Before you laugh, let me tell you that a beginner can ride a Busa as long as they keep it out of the powerband. It is much harder for a beginner to keep a 600cc rocketbike out its powerband. Go ahead, criticize me, but it makes sense - keep a Busa under 6000RPM, and you'll be fine as a beginner. Personally, I would find a used CBR 600F4i. They are MUCH more comfortable than the RR.

The Ninja will be easier to control, since it’s an older design with less power.

I know there’s a lot of controversy on this, but if you are smart, I think it’s easier to start on a Hayabusa than a 600RR. Before you laugh, let me tell you that a beginner can ride a Busa as long as they keep it out of the powerband. It is much harder for a beginner to keep a 600cc rocketbike out its powerband. Go ahead, criticize me, but it makes sense - keep a Busa under 6000RPM, and you’ll be fine as a beginner.

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