WTB:Beginner bike for sale?Got one?

[fooswinger]

Looking for beginner bike to buy.....I have lots to trade g4 powerbook laptop that I'd be willing to trade for a nice bike.....pm me and throw me some offers

[customhillbilly]

I got an 01' R6 blue w/ only 3k miles on it. asking 4500 but willing to do some trades + cash

[chrismindless]

4500??!?! Damn i wish i had the skills to ride an r6 or else id buy yours!

[Guest Kahamri]

I have a 01 gsxr600 I'd trade straignt up.. pm me.

[lemosley01]

Neither of those bikes are what I would consider 'beginner bikes'.

 

fooswinger, check the classifieds at cycletrader.com and http://www.sportbikes.net:

[fooswinger]

thanks...

[Guest ravedave]

i have an 05 GS500. that's a beginner bike. : ) i'm willing to negotiate.

[customhillbilly]

my first bike was a katana 600, and i grew out of it in one summer. it depends on your level of responsibility as much as your size to decide on what size bike to get as a beginner.

[fooswinger]

I'm gonna be getting a gsxr600....I want to be able to completely control it w/o any problems...the 250/500 bike stlyes look a little cheezy too.

[customhillbilly]

good choice. now when you get the balls to do some wheelies, you'll have the torque.

[customhillbilly]

hey 1_slow_600 is trying to sell a stuntaid cage on here. it may be worth looking into if you are getting a gsxr

[lemosley01]

I'm gonna be getting a gsxr600....I want to be able to completely control it w/o any problems...the 250/500 bike stlyes look a little cheezy too.

 

I'm not following you. How is a 500/250 less controllable than a GSXR-600? I don't think you understand the nature of a modern 600ss.

 

The fact is that you do not have any control over a bike at all when you get on one for the first time. All of those skills take time to develop, and it is proven that learning curve takes longer on a 600SS than it does by starting with a smaller, more forgiving bike.

 

Or is it more about looking cool, as you cruise from place to place, and not getting 'looked down on' by the other squids?

 

Check this out for what a 250 can do:

http://www.pashnit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1145

 

No matter what you do, take the MSF, be sure to buy at least a helmet, jacket, and gloves and wear them everytime you ride. Remember, sweat wipes off. Road rash doesn't.

 

I would not recommend a brand new bike, no matter what you decide. You will drop it, and it sure sucks to have your shiney new plastics all scrached to hell. I know this because I dropped my brand new CBR600 a couple of times within the first few weeks of getting it. Once on my very first day.

[fooswinger]

thanks for the info

Alright Anyone have a bike they wanta trade?All offers accepted