Q3W Bikers

[Κracus]

If that's real that's pretty impressive.

[Captain]

If that's real

lol

[Κracus]

They proved you could skip across the water on a motorbike on mythbusters spazda.

[Don Carlos]

If I ever lay down for a bike it'll one bike and one bike only - the Ducati Sport 1000

Beautiful bike.

Yes - I'd buy one just to look at it

[Doombrain]

They proved you could skip across the water on a motorbike on mythbusters spazda.

Then why are you doubting it?

[scared?]

Is this a good bike? Just picked one up yesterday on an impulse... Some kid said they were alright...

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[Scourge]

Meh, I guess it's OK. Pretty comparable to mine as far as specs. I don't care for the styling, but that's my opinion. Plus, pic of you sitting on it today or you're full of shit.

[Tsakali]

why is the brake fluid level indicator facing away from the rider? retarded...lol, wonder if they through together the rest of the bike with similar care.

[Grenader]

Anything under a 600 you'll regret it after a couple of months.

So true, and there's really no replacement for displacement. I regretted my 600 horribly with the amount of motorway miles I have to do here.

If the rider is a moron, they'll put themselves in a hedge regardless of it being a 600 or a 1000+, so just get what works for you. The torque from the big bikes is lovely

[HM-PuFFNSTuFF]

Meh, I guess it's OK. Pretty comparable to mine as far as specs. I don't care for the styling, but that's my opinion. Plus, pic of you sitting on it today or you're full of shit.

Of course he's full of shit. He lies about possessions.

[Captain]

Geoff and Kracus should be best friends.

[Scourge]

Meh, I guess it's OK. Pretty comparable to mine as far as specs. I don't care for the styling, but that's my opinion. Plus, pic of you sitting on it today or you're full of shit.

Of course he's full of shit. He lies about possessions.

We all know this, but maybe his excuses will be slightly entertaining. He's not man enough to own anything more than a Vespa.

[LawL]

He couldn't afford anything more than a used bicycle, and he'd have to save for that.

[scared?]

Actually I bought that bike for my 12 year old son... U mad?...

[inolen]

SV650s aren't lookers, but they also aren't terrible to learn on. However, there are even shittier bikes if you just want to pick up something to learn on (which you should). If I could redo learning how to ride, I'd of bought some used $1,000 Honda cruiser or an old model Ninja 250 to mob out on for the first 6 months.

Buying a brand new bike for your first bike is an all around terrible idea, unless you're just extremely aware and calm. I had 3 or so small wrecks my first year of riding - a lowside from being a newb in a turn ("gravel from the driveway"), a panic brake lockup to lowside, and a highside from downshifting too fast and locking it up.

Most states in America have different endorsements for different classes of motorcycles, but most implicitly let you ride smaller displacements if you have an endorsement for a higher.

[LawL]

Actually I bought that bike for my 12 year old son... U mad?...

Ok Kracus.

[Scourge]

Actually I bought that bike for my 12 year old son... U mad?...

Still full of shit, or he won't let you sit on it. Either way, you're an idiot.

[scared?]

Prolly picking up one of these for me tomorrow... Is this one good?... Should I?...

[EtUL]

SV650s aren't lookers, but they also aren't terrible to learn on. However, there are even shittier bikes if you just want to pick up something to learn on (which you should). If I could redo learning how to ride, I'd of bought some used $1,000 Honda cruiser or an old model Ninja 250 to mob out on for the first 6 months.

Buying a brand new bike for your first bike is an all around terrible idea, unless you're just extremely aware and calm. I had 3 or so small wrecks my first year of riding - a lowside from being a newb in a turn ("gravel from the driveway"), a panic brake lockup to lowside, and a highside from downshifting too fast and locking it up.

Most states in America have different endorsements for different classes of motorcycles, but most implicitly let you ride smaller displacements if you have an endorsement for a higher.

Yeah, you don't 'regret' buying a small bike 5 months down the line, you sell it and buy a new bike, that's the point.

[HM-PuFFNSTuFF]

Prolly picking up one of these for me tomorrow... Is this one good?... Should I?...

lmao.

Check out this loooser trying to validate his pitiful existence by claiming he's going to buy things he can't afford. Sums up the problem with society's riff-raff today, fairly succinctly. What a Geoke.

[inolen]

SV650s aren't lookers, but they also aren't terrible to learn on. However, there are even shittier bikes if you just want to pick up something to learn on (which you should). If I could redo learning how to ride, I'd of bought some used $1,000 Honda cruiser or an old model Ninja 250 to mob out on for the first 6 months.

Buying a brand new bike for your first bike is an all around terrible idea, unless you're just extremely aware and calm. I had 3 or so small wrecks my first year of riding - a lowside from being a newb in a turn ("gravel from the driveway"), a panic brake lockup to lowside, and a highside from downshifting too fast and locking it up.

Most states in America have different endorsements for different classes of motorcycles, but most implicitly let you ride smaller displacements if you have an endorsement for a higher.

Yeah, you don't 'regret' buying a small bike 5 months down the line, you sell it and buy a new bike, that's the point.

Right. As long as you're buying it used on cragislist or something, you're not even going to lose money (maybe a hundred or two in tax and registration).

[shaft]

Geoke.

[Κracus]

Well it's done. I'm now the happy owner of a CBR500R.

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[Dark Metal]

Geoke.

[LawL]

Well it's done. I'm now the happy owner of a CBR500R.

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Sure you are.