way more than that. But yes to actually move you don't have to rev the shit out of a 600 but to get the most out of it yes you do. sounds more like you don't know shit kidOriginally Posted by Sinfix_15
way more than that. But yes to actually move you don't have to rev the shit out of a 600 but to get the most out of it yes you do. sounds more like you don't know shit kid
I've got about 10,000 miles this riding season kiddo. I travel on my bikes. "to get the most out of it" you're in a thread talking about someone purchasing a 250/300 for street use. Most new bikes will do 100mph in first gear and you're in here acting like you have to fucking redline a bike to get in and out of traffic. Your argument is the same as any other squid who jumps on a bike for the first time... scared of the RPM needle. I could ride a 600 from here to california without going over 8k rpm.......... and i wouldnt need to pass the 6k rpm mark until i was on the interstate.
You saying a 600 isnt good for the street because you have to rev the shit out of it to ride it could be the dumbest fucking shit i have ever witnessed on this website...... and people who drift are on this website......
Last edited by Sinfix_15; 10-02-2012 at 03:02 PM.
I really don't care, but w/e. not about to argue over the internet. but trust me I am far from a squid, hence why after not riding for a long time instead of just jumping back on a 600 or liter bike I want to get on a 250 or 300
Last edited by fatty; 10-02-2012 at 10:17 PM. Reason: far
So, you're such an experienced rider that you feel the need to start over on a 250 to reteach yourself how to ride a motorcycle? Whatever floats your boat i guess, i wouldnt mind having a 250 myself............ but my 250 would have to look like this
like I said I am done arguing. if you think I am a squid, fine. but to let you know. I have 0 tickets on my record nor have I ever ridden a bike with no gear. a squid to me means someone unexperienced on a 600 or 1000 with no gear weaving through traffic. that is def not me
So, you're such an experienced rider that you feel the need to start over on a 250 to reteach yourself how to ride a motorcycle? Whatever floats your boat i guess, i wouldnt mind having a 250 myself............ but my 250 would have to look like this
Well gear up and enjoy your 250. There was no argument, just me telling you that you didnt know what you were talking about when you clearly didnt.
i've got one of those:
So, you're such an experienced rider that you feel the need to start over on a 250 to reteach yourself how to ride a motorcycle? Whatever floats your boat i guess, i wouldnt mind having a 250 myself............ but my 250 would have to look like this
awesome bikes! a 250 2 stroke will really help you become a better rider on the street
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