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    Default Hyosung, good starter bike?

    So I've been looking into getting my first bike. I want a sport bike but I don't want something too powerful but something still respectable among other riders. Several of people have suggested a Hyosung 650GTR..they aren't that expensive and fairly stylish. I've always been a fan of CBR's, GSXR's, R6's etc. But I don't want something I can't handle as my first bike...what do ya'll think?
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    yea its a pretty good bike. but personally i would look at a SV650 rather. its a much more developed bike. the SV has way more stuff out there for it also.

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    I would get a used SV650 instead also.

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    thanks guys!

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    I rode with a guy who has that bike, broke down on him twice that day. Also, you have to think about replacement parts which aren't readily available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GIXXERDK
    I rode with a guy who has that bike, broke down on him twice that day. Also, you have to think about replacement parts which aren't readily available.
    yeah I discussed that with several of my buddies who all ride(gsxr600, gsxr750, R1, R6, zx600). I rode the zx600, the R6 and the gsxr600...and REALLY liked the R6. I figure I'm going to take a few coarses and find something either a GSXR600 or a R6 that I can learn on. I know the day I get comfortable is the day I when I really need to worry. Respect the bike, and it'll respect you. I've ridden in the past just never owned my own..thanks for ya'lls input!

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    i agree about the SV650 but i haven't the knowledge on the one you posted.

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