Debating on 675 or 1000RR
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Debating on 675 or 1000RR - 11/17/2006 4:33:03 AM
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de goose man
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hey fellas,
I got a few questions, Im interested in two bikes for the same price of 8999. For both the red 675 or blk 061000RR Brand new. the CBR is at a great deal now since 07's are out and its winter, but I havnt ridden in four years. I had a bike license from 16 to 23, owned/rode/rain or shine/ an 87FZ600 and a 97CBRF3. Taken DP racing @ sears point raceway when i was 17..... Put about 60k miles total on both bikes. My question is.... is it too much of a gap to jump straight to a CBR1000RR. Or should I just play it safe and get the 675 or wait for the 07600. I know eventually the speed of the 600s will bore me out and will my riding skills should come back up to speed. Im just trying to be a bit cautious. Or u guys think I will be just fine. Thanx
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RE: Debating on 675 or 1000RR - 11/17/2006 4:42:35 AM
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Blue Fox
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$9000 bucks for a brand new 1000RR is one HELL of deal, I would jump on it before someone else does. Good luck. (also, you've ridden motorcycles before, so you shouldn't have any problem adjusting to the sportbike, but I would retake the MSF course again as a refresher, then practice on the 1000 for a while until you get comfortable on it. That's a lot of bike, so just be careful and respect it's authorita!
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RE: Debating on 675 or 1000RR - 11/17/2006 5:46:10 AM
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simo1000rr
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hell i will buy the 1000 RR without even thinkin about it ... shit i payed for mine 12250 just stock ... then the warranty and shit .. damn thats a good a deal that u have there .... by the way ,, the 1000RR is my first bike and i never rode b4 so with u u should be more than fine.. good luck
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RE: Debating on 675 or 1000RR - 11/17/2006 7:47:36 AM
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dizzie56
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I was actually thinkin bout gettin the 675 but i ended up gettin the 1000rr fr my first bike. U wont have any problems as long as u respect it. the 1000 is a great bike and so is the 675 from what i hear so either way u will have a nice one.
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RE: Debating on 675 or 1000RR - 11/17/2006 1:38:44 PM
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ORIGINAL: Blue Fox
$9000 bucks for a brand new 1000RR is one HELL of deal, I would jump on it before someone else does. Good luck. (also, you've ridden motorcycles before, so you shouldn't have any problem adjusting to the sportbike, but I would retake the MSF course again as a refresher, then practice on the 1000 for a while until you get comfortable on it. That's a lot of bike, so just be careful and respect it's authorita!
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RE: Debating on 675 or 1000RR - 11/17/2006 10:59:06 PM
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hobbs51
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you have riding experence and sound like you have a good head on your shoulders so imo i would get the 1k you will not regret it ride safe
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RE: Debating on 675 or 1000RR - 11/18/2006 8:50:18 AM
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dizzie56
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quote:
ORIGINAL: hobbs51
you have riding experence and sound like you have a good head on your shoulders so imo i would get the 1k you will not regret it ride safe
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