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hey guys good idea for a first bike? My friends made me straight fear going fast on a bike so no worries on going outside my skill threshhold, but I'm kinda heavy and was thinking an vfr750 would be alright to learn as apposed to a 600 then moving up to it.
The VFR750 should produce more torque than a 600. The VFR has a v-4 with shorter piston travel giving a lot of low end torque. The VFR may not be as fast but it should move away from a stop pretty quickly. I don't think I would go the VFR route either being a new rider? But that's me. If I where going to own a street bike I would def pick the VFR with it's more upright position rather than a race replica bike.
I'm not sure how heavy you are but you may want to start on a 500 Ninja or the 500 Suzuki. Maybe even the new 650 Ninja, I've heard they a pretty forgiving.
Originally posted by StreichholzschächtelchenView Post
hey guys good idea for a first bike? My friends made me straight fear going fast on a bike so no worries on going outside my skill threshhold, but I'm kinda heavy and was thinking an vfr750 would be alright to learn as apposed to a 600 then moving up to it.
09 Buell Firebolt XB12R. This thing is a Torque Monster. My third bike, went from a Kawa 750 to a 750 GSXR. The Buell is the better hands down. Not as fast as the GSXR on the top end, but pulls like a train down low... I dont need to do 150+ anymore. Maybe I'm getting old
The VFR750 should produce more torque than a 600. The VFR has a v-4 with shorter piston travel giving a lot of low end torque. The VFR may not be as fast but it should move away from a stop pretty quickly. I don't think I would go the VFR route either being a new rider? But that's me. If I where going to own a street bike I would def pick the VFR with it's more upright position rather than a race replica bike.
I'm not sure how heavy you are but you may want to start on a 500 Ninja or the 500 Suzuki. Maybe even the new 650 Ninja, I've heard they a pretty forgiving.
Thanks. Yeah I'm like 220lbs. I'll keep those bikes in mind.
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