Trading my snowmobile for this Motorcyle. Trade made, new pics 56k grab a noose

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06-14-2007, 12:03 PM

#41

J-SMITH69

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Re: Trading my snowmobile for this Motorcyle. Trade made, new pics 56k grab a noose

250 are lame, all older 600s are lame, once you twist the throttle all the way back about 10 times you need more power

06-14-2007, 06:31 PM

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Perfek360

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Re: Trading my snowmobile for this Motorcyle. Trade made, new pics 56k grab a no

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Originally Posted by 5sfe-camry

that may be your opinion, however the OP is being smart and limiting his bike so that he may get a solid riding base of skill to learn on and move up. I don't see why everyone is saying get a better one, one that you will enjoy.. Why? So he can drop that one, the one he will invest more in, one that will have more power and be more dangerous to a first timer? He is being smart and mature about learning how to ride a bike. It's pretty clear he is not selling it or moving up right now, so if you have any more negative comments, just keep them to yourself.

@ OP Good beginners bike

You will enjoy a 250 as you learn and improve your skill. They are LOTS of fun in the twisties

being smart and mature about a bike has nothing to do with the size...being smart and mature is called riding with in your limits...knowing what you can do and what you can't do...size of bike shouldn't matter...i've had friends start out on r1's and still havn't dropped em and they've been riding for 5 years...i started on a cbr600 and never dropped it...i knew what i could and couldn't do as a rider and stayed with in those limits...there was nothing negative about what i said...i only stated that if you plan to move up to a bigger bike its a waiste of money...and the OP is being smart cause he got the better end of the trade, not cause of the size of the bike