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Being a MC owner, this is probably the only thing that makes absolutely no sense to me. I have never seen any motorcyclist setting on fire a wad of 50 dollar bills, so why do I want to burn my tire just for the fun of it?? Of course, to each his own. It ain't my money, just voicing my opinion... 
Alf
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Alf...SWEET bike!!! I've been looking into getting one myself...I was thinking something along the lines of Ninja zx 6r...something right in the middle as far as power goes. Any suggestions/reccomendations besides the Suzuki you have of course?? 
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Thanks a lot!! Actually I've been trying to sell this one for a few months. Nothing wrong with it, I love this bike, but I just moved to Montgomery and there are not any twisty roads around here and now I barely ride it. I'm thinking about switching to a cruiser or a touring for the time I live in this city.
Any way, to answer your question I have to ask you a couple: How long have you been riding?? That will decide, first of all, what size bike you will be able to handle. Next, what kind of riding do you do? Like I said, I like twisty roads, knee dragging and peg scratching. Other people jsut like to cruise or tour. The ZX6R you mentioned is a nice bike (which tells me probably you're an experienced rider) but if I was going to get a 600, without a doubt would pick the R6 or the new GSXR.
I can talk about bikes all day, if you have any more questions I will be more than glad to answer them off line. You can contact me at a2ks@hotmail.com.
Alf
Thanks a lot!! Actually I've been trying to sell this one for a few months. Nothing wrong with it, I love this bike, but I just moved to Montgomery and there are not any twisty roads around here and now I barely ride it. I'm thinking about switching to a cruiser or a touring for the time I live in this city.
Any way, to answer your question I have to ask you a couple: How long have you been riding?? That will decide, first of all, what size bike you will be able to handle. Next, what kind of riding do you do? Like I said, I like twisty roads, knee dragging and peg scratching. Other people jsut like to cruise or tour. The ZX6R you mentioned is a nice bike (which tells me probably you're an experienced rider) but if I was going to get a 600, without a doubt would pick the R6 or the new GSXR.
I can talk about bikes all day, if you have any more questions I will be more than glad to answer them off line. You can contact me at a2ks@hotmail.com.
Alf