maybe getting a liter bike

[wyattmulaw]

Originally Posted by fazer

You think I could ride it for a second ,so I could see what all the rave is about

Your still considering it aren't you

[cbr900rar]

To be honest, most of us will never tap into 100% of our bikes potentials 100% of the time. So ride what you want. 600, 750, 1000, 900RR ............ It's your money and your bike. Get what you want. If all else fails, you can always sell it and buy a Victory. (Sorry Brad, Had to be done)

Happy shopping.

[Pegasus1]

It might be more than a liter, but I think you could handle it.

[JCR6]

Is that thing a wheelie machine??

[Pegasus1]

That might depend on where the co-pilot sits and how big she is.

[Jarvicious]

I have to be honest, I would ride the holy living shit out of that thing. Only if I could rig a speaker setup for it that played the Star Spangled Banner while I was tooling around town though.

[sketchiey]

I wouldn't see the harm in letting you do a test ride on the CBR. Let it be known, you wreck it, you fix it! or at least pay the deductible.

[fazer]

sounds cool ,maybe on the next ride or something ,thanks

[fazer]

went and rode a 2009 gsxr1000 saturday ,and fell in love with the low end power of it , didnt really get to play with the top end power to much ,handled awesome ,probably going to get it

[ryoung57]

Where is it at?

Personally I'd love to have a new liter bike. The RSV4 is, imho, the sexiest thing on two wheels. Bang for the buck probably goes to the new 1000RR though. The only problem is that there are guys on 600's going faster than I am on my 750, so until I get up to speed on it, there's really not much sense it upgrading. Not to mention that tires will go faster, insurance will be higher, and highsides will be easier to attain.