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Hey guys, I've wanted a sport bike for about 3 years now, and last friday I finally rode on a 2003 HD Superglide! Wow that was amazing! It was my first time ever on a bike and now I'm hooked! I'm wanting to spend $2k or less and wanting something fairly new. Doesn't have to be a huge engine, probably a 250-400cc something in that range. Any opinions?
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Do you still want a crotch rocket or have you changed to a cruiser after riding one?
Do you still want a crotch rocket or have you changed to a cruiser after riding one?
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I found a 2000 Yamaha YZF for $1800
Here's what it looks like (not the exact one, but same model)
2000 Yamaha : YZF : YAMAHA R6 This bike has been rebuilt by a professional technician Year: 2000 Warranty: 1 year Miles: 16800 Engine Size (cc): 600 Condition: Used Title: Clear Exterior: White Vehicle Description This 2000 R6 is in pristine condition and is one of a kind. It has been kept up on all maintenance and runs very smooth. Regularly scheduled oil changes every 3000 miles. Two brand new Bridgestone Battlax tires with 250 miles on them. The aftermarket accessories include: - Yoshimura RS-3 racing exhaust - Custom race under tail with flush mount led lights - Custom rear hugger painted red - Wheels have polished lips - Custom license plate bracket - Custom Pearl White Paint job I welcome anyone who wishes to view this bike in Daytona at any time. If you have any questions email me at majormedium11@yahoo.com and I will get back to you.
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http://motors.listings.ebay.com/Hond...istingItemList
CBR 600 would be my suggestion.... Good reliable bikes. I rarely hear anybody have any problems with them. Light manuverable and the smaller 600 cc Engines are great for learner bikes + will be enough power to play with after you get comfortabe with it.
CBR 600 would be my suggestion.... Good reliable bikes. I rarely hear anybody have any problems with them. Light manuverable and the smaller 600 cc Engines are great for learner bikes + will be enough power to play with after you get comfortabe with it.
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The R6 is a nice bike too but it does have a higher center of gravity... I have long arms and find it hard to reach the handle bars to get enough leverage to pop a wheelie or maintain my balance in endos and maintain control of it. 
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Originally posted by PSS-Mag
http://motors.listings.ebay.com/Hond...istingItemList
CBR 600 would be my suggestion.... Good reliable bikes. I rarely hear anybody have any problems with them. Light manuverable and the smaller 600 cc Engines are great for learner bikes + will be enough power to play with after you get comfortabe with it.
http://motors.listings.ebay.com/Hond...istingItemList
CBR 600 would be my suggestion.... Good reliable bikes. I rarely hear anybody have any problems with them. Light manuverable and the smaller 600 cc Engines are great for learner bikes + will be enough power to play with after you get comfortabe with it.
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Have had several untill last year, now I am looking again myself.
I'm thinking about going with a cruiser for now then another crotch rocket maybe later... They are just so much fun but I was in pain after taking a few long rides with friends on thier cruisers the last cpl years.
I'm thinking about going with a cruiser for now then another crotch rocket maybe later... They are just so much fun but I was in pain after taking a few long rides with friends on thier cruisers the last cpl years.
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Im thinking maybe a Marauder or Intruder...But Ive never been a big Suzuki fan...But then again I wasn't a big Ford fan until I boought this truck either...LOL
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