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RE: F4i VS 600 RR - 11/9/2006 9:04:47 PM

pitsvtec

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My f4i. I don't like the positioning on the RR.

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RE: F4i VS 600 RR - 11/9/2006 11:21:00 PM

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I believe the ergos is very important, I just don't see how knee's up to your arm pits and riding the tank would be that fun for a longer ride, I think the riding position of the RR is more like a GSXR 750.... correct me if I'm wrong guys. I have the oppertunity to buy a 2004 600 RR for $6900.00 CAND, has a small crack LH fairing ( fell over ???? :[ ) Its tuff to find a good F4i as everyone is ridin them, lots more RR for sale up here. FYI looked also at a 2000 F4 9200km guyy wanted $ 6000 CDN, hard to justify that when an 04 is 500 more. Also what is with people and used bikes, why is almost everyone saying " oh it's got a little scratch , it fell in the garage or it fell at low speed turn." I did all my dropping bikes with dirt bikes and certainlly don't really want a CBR thats dropped. Also if you drop your bike why is it so hard to fix the damage, I'd be embarressed to ride a damaged bike. Just my rant.
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RE: F4i VS 600 RR - 11/10/2006 5:55:50 AM

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6400 for a 2000 F4? I payed a bit over half that... Where are you - I know of a few F4s for sale that are mint... and a very very clean silver F4i.

Halifax.

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RE: F4i VS 600 RR - 11/10/2006 11:02:16 AM

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Calgary Alberta Canada. We have a very strong sport bike market out here, my buddy sold his 98 F3 for 5800.00 in August. I think the market price will drop this year on 600's as more nubee's testicles grow and they think they want a litre bike
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RE: F4i VS 600 RR - 11/10/2006 4:21:40 PM

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i'll add this. the 2 longest rides I've had were 300 miles each in one day (back to back weekends). The couch felt great when i got home, but the trips were well worth it. It really wasn't as bad as I thought, but my dad's Harley looked pretty damn comforatble after 200 miles! Just take a break every hour or so and you will be fine.

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RE: F4i VS 600 RR - 11/13/2006 12:38:07 PM

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hey i own a 05 600rr ad have had opportunitys to ride my friends 01 f4i personally i would take the rr over the f4i mainly because i like the way you sit on the rr and the way it feels when riding i feel alot more in control as for the comfort part of it goes the f4i is a awesome bike keeps up with mine just fine when compared to power wise.. to sum things up its completly on the rider ad what kinda riding he or she likes to do ... oh yeah the f4i also wheelies alittle bit easier

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