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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 7/31/2007 4:44:00 PM   
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Hammer,

I haven't met anyone as eloquent or charming as you in a long time. And with such a cordial and comforting disposition! Thanks for the input. I am sure everyone who reads it will be energised by your wisdom.

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 8/1/2007 3:42:50 PM   
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quote:

In particular....how does theCBR1000RR compare w/ the R1.

My brother rides an '03 R1 and he told me he rode his friend's 600RR last week and he said the ride quality of the Honda was markedly improved over the Yamaha and now he wants to try a 1kRR if it is that much better than his R1.  I barely rode his bike and have hardly ridden mine (I'm stuck out of state on training), so I can't make a direct comparison between my 1kRR and his R1.

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 8/2/2007 6:06:39 PM   
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Liter bike man,  600s are for teenagers and girls.  Men ride 1000s..................................oh shit.

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 8/5/2007 2:17:09 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: baileyjn

Hammer,

I haven't met anyone as eloquent or charming as you in a long time. And with such a cordial and comforting disposition! Thanks for the input. I am sure everyone who reads it will be energised by your wisdom.


Thanks mate, I'm a real English gent at heart. And honest.
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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 8/22/2007 5:28:16 PM   
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In particular....how does theCBR1000RR compare w/ the R1.
  Old thread, I know, but my brother and I rode each other's bikes and now he keeps calling my CBR "the superbike".  Handling-wise, the two are pretty equal.  Given my CBR is a generation newer than the '03 R1, the power of both are pretty comparable, but the amazing low-end torque of the Honda makes it a lot more easy to ride around town.

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 9/17/2007 11:29:14 AM   
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i agree with gixxereater ive always owned a 600 becasue i dont like the feel of haveing to put alot of force into entering a turn. and now a days some 600s almost run the same as 1000's they are pretty close im a skinny guy so a 600 is great for me

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 9/17/2007 11:31:34 AM   
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as for the r1 honda makes the best bike bcuz they are all around reliable with both life and performance while yamaha and suzuki focus more on performance 

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 9/20/2007 1:55:59 PM   
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IMO the 600 is fine for most riders.  It's cool to say you have a 1000 or bigger, but really how fast do you need to go on the street?  Bt the way the KAW 636 is damn fast for it's size.  A buddy of mine has an 03 636 with a full two Bros exhaust and it kicks the shit out of my F4

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 10/4/2007 1:08:24 PM   
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ok lets put it this way, how old ar eyou and how long have you been riding?

personally i think you should be required to have your endorsement for 5 years min. before getting on a bike bigger than 750cc's (cruisers) and 600 (sport)

if you cant say that you know how your bike is going to react better than you know ......your cock...

then youre not ready for a litre

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 10/4/2007 8:58:55 PM   
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600s are nice to flick around and more powerful than most people think.  Once you ride a 1000 it'll likely make you think you're bored with your 600, but you can scare the crap out of your self on either.  There is also a difference in the 1000 that you happen to be riding.  For example:  My buddie has a K7 GSX-R1000 and I ride a K1 1000.  Both are really fast but the K7 is brutal.  The same with my other friends '06 ZX10.  You don't realize the difference untill you ride a 600 and then turn right around and ride a 1000.  Your F4i has all the power you need to get your self killed in a heart beat.  Take it slow and don't get the 1000 envy like alot of squids with 600 who think they've got something to prove to us liter bike riders so they are alwayse trying to haul ass.  I prefer 1000s myself; I like powering up third gear at 100mph.

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 10/7/2007 2:59:22 PM   
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i got a 94 f2, and its plenty damn fast for me, one of my buddys has a ZX14 and that thing is too much bike for anyone if you ask me

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 10/8/2007 11:22:01 AM   
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the zx 14 is a great touring sport bike. Its not track worthy but if you still want to haul ass while riding long distances thats the bike of choice.

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 10/17/2007 1:28:29 AM   
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600 =  Toyota Prius
1000 = Toyota Supra Twin Turbo

Which would you rather not wreck due to inexperience...Learn the ropes man, before you start swinging tree to tree...

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 10/22/2007 11:40:03 AM   
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I dunno if you've drivin a prius, because thats a horrible comparison.  A prius would compare to a 50 with a 500lb black women riding it.

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RE: 600 vs 1000 - 10/22/2007 11:53:17 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Orangebutter

Liter bike man,  600s are for teenagers and girls.  Men ride 1000s..................................oh shit.


I hope thats a joke because if not its the stupidest thing I have read in this thread with the second stupidest being 'I'm to big for a 600' which is bs. May have use to been true but I doubt. Now the 600 n 1000 are about the same size lenght/weight wise. maybe, MAYBE an inche. Especially in Honda's camp. Its the speed/power people like just admit it and leave the bs at the door lol


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