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Even if you have decent credit, banks still look at your job status, income, paystubs, account balance all of that ----. Best thing to do is save up and get a mid 90s YZF or Ninja or something. You'll have just as much fun, and wont get ---- repoed like everyone else is saying.

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It sucks alot :(

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Your choice of the R1 sucks.

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He never said he wanted an R1. dumb sinister dan thought he said R1 too, but he actually said he wanted an R6. which is even suckier

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you guys must be on crack, both the r1 and r6 are great bikes.
r6 is basically a factory race bike

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Which is why he shouldn't get it, why do most people die when they are learning to ride a bike? Timing, they can't react to inputs fast enough. So a bike with a steep rake and very peaky motor isn't the best idea for a beginner.

But the R1 is absolutely amazing.

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Save some cash and buy a used bike. You will thank yourself later

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buy my bike.. ah like everybody else is saying, buy a used bike... check out craigslist

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A loan on a "sport bike" is going to give you a pretty shitty interest rate. Yeah, the payments might only be $160/month, but it will take 8 years to pay off. :3 I've been paying on my bike since 2002 and I still owe $3200. :1 I pay about $52/month in interest on it alone. Is that really something you want? I have a very steady job, make decent money and don't have schooling to pay for and I still wouldn't do it...again. :1


Buy an older bike. Save your cash. If you can't afford an older bike...what amkes you think you can afford a brand new one? What about gear and maintanance and gas and insurance, registration? How much is full coverage insurance for an R6? :S
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the best type of loan is from your grandma who doesnt want you to pay interest...call her up