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Comment on Kawasaki Ninja 650R by Anthony

Anthony — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 17:06:15 +0000

Al, Which insurance do you have? I am looking into getting this bike but i am a first time rider. I will be taking the safety course offered in Ca to override the DMV test. I heard this will Help lower the rate a bit too.

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Comment on Kawasaki Ninja 650R by Al

Al — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:36:15 +0000

True, but I dont think that includes comp and collision. I just upgraded my policy from basic liability (90.00 a year)and added comp and collision for less than 600.00 a year total.

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Comment on Kawasaki Ninja 250R by matt

matt — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 11:57:57 +0000

Hey there,i just bought a 250r 2009 model and im used to riding bigger bikes but i have only just got my licence so this is a legal bike for me,i was worried at first about it but since riding it i cant get enough of it so anyone thinking of the 250 ninja get it you wont regret it!!!!

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Comment on Bad News for your Motorcycle: Fall is Coming! by Towel Rails

Towel Rails — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:01:52 +0000

our motorcycle tires are made by Hankook and they are great~'.

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Comment on Honda CBR125R by NIk

NIk — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 10:34:09 +0000

I bought Honda cbr125r 3 months ago and Now I just love it. It really saves your money on fuel. It gives you good average. Many guys said me that 125cc is quite less but on HOnda cbr 125r you don't feel that. When its really windy (especially if wind is blowing towards you) you really strugle to keep with the speed. But other than that its fantastic. Good pickup and you can pass between 2 cars easily and CONFIDENTLY. Easy to handle and would recommend to any starting learner.

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Comment on Kawasaki Ninja 650R by Marc Holcomb

Marc Holcomb — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 04:27:35 +0000

The 650R is simply a great bike, it may not be the best at all things but it is very good at almost all things. Mine is a 2008 set up as a week-end touring bike with the three Givi Hardcases and the fuel economy sure beats the heck out of my Suzuki Volusia and Yamaha 1100, and for me it is so much more fun to ride. I am 65, 5'10" around 200 lbs and I enjoy the heck out of this bike. Simply great for running North and South along the Oregon Coast and does better than journeyman work across the Cascades to Oregons' High Desert. This is without a doubt one of Kawas' better machines! I expect this one to be around a long time. It is a dandy!

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Comment on Yamaha FZ6R by Tyler

Tyler — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 13:36:46 +0000

Hey guys, I've been looking into buying the fz6r for my first bike. I like the looks and my dad got to test drive it and I was on passenger, I love sportbikes but I was just wondering if I could handle this bike, I'm 15 about 135-140 lbs 5'10 and about to take the motorcycle safety course. I'm not really interested in the ninja 250, i have sat on it and its a little small i think i would easily grow out of it. The only reason why im worried is because i don't have experience with a clutch but ive ridden dirt bikes and that's why i am taking msf

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Comment on The 2010 Motorcycle Show – Some Highlights, Part 2 by stratrat

stratrat — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 05:34:26 +0000

I ,too, have been interested in the "re-entry"bikes and the "Suzook" piques my interest more than the Ninja 650r and the FZ6R because it seems to be a little more plush and a little less sport. In other words, a casual daily rider with plenty of reserve engine,braking,and chassis performance.I believe that there is an aftermarket gel seat available for this bike from Suzuki. That and a slipon replacement muffler would be the only upgrades I would add. What say you?

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Comment on Kawasaki Ninja 650R by JR

JR — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 16:56:38 +0000

@ K. Steadman: That sounds like Squid talk. Learn how to ride and get full gear before getting yourself on one of those Supersports.

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Comment on Top 10 Motorcycles for New Riders: 2010 by Swadhin

Swadhin — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 09:50:36 +0000

Hi, Very good list. I think for beginners there are few bikes which are also good. Like Yamaha R15 - 153cc sports bike. Royal Enfild Thunderbird - 350cc cruiser. Cost $ - 2000 Top speed 140 KM/H. 0 - 60 in +- 6 sec.

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