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well if you like the body style like your 6 them you want an 03/04 1k 05 1k looks like ant's 06 600

Ahh that's cool I didn't know that. Thanks for the info man.

If you can ride a 250, you can ride any size bike.

You must not ride. There is a hell of difference in bikes when you pass 250. Please don't be one of those people that acts like they know about riding. When one or two things happens. One, they are scene kids and/or people, only into it and like it because it's what seems to be cool and/or the popular thing to do like fads you know. Two, they hang out with a few people that ride and may have rode a bike a few times but not enough to have any experience. Which in turn they might ave be misinformed about riding.

[Justin.]

Ahh that's cool I didn't know that. Thanks for the info man.


You must not ride. There is a hell of difference in bikes when you pass 250. Please don't be one of those people that acts like they know about riding. When one or two things happens. One, they are scene kids and/or people, only into it and like it because it's what seems to be cool and/or the popular thing to do like fads you know. Two, they hang out with a few people that ride and may have rode a bike a few times but not enough to have any experience. Which in turn they might ave be misinformed about riding.

LOL, wrong about that one, I do ride. I actually own a motorcycle parts distribution company and own about mmhhmm...5 bikes. Thanks for your concern tho.

Also by my statement that you clearly did not get, If you have riding experience, you can ride anything and be safe and or dump it, hint you can get hurt just as bad on a 250 vs. any other bike. If you rode a 600, a 1000 isn't hard to ride, same concept, just more power

Also I could ride circles around you at the track, you on a 1000 me on 250.

What is your W.E.R.A # again, or maybe N.E.S.B.A. #

p.s. call me emo again and I'll cut my wrist.

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LOL, wrong about that one, I do ride. I actually own a motorcycle parts distribution company and own about mmhhmm...5 bikes. Thanks for your concern tho.

Also by my statement that you clearly did not get, If you have riding experience, you can ride anything and be safe and or dump it, hint you can get hurt just as bad on a 250 vs. any other bike. If you rode a 600, a 1000 isn't hard to ride, same concept, just more power

Also I could ride circles around you at the track, you on a 1000 me on 250.

What is your W.E.R.A # again, or maybe N.E.S.B.A. #

p.s. call me emo again and I'll cut my wrist.

So your gonna down me because I'm not able to afford certain things. A 250 is a great learner bike yes. But it doesn't have no where near the power. You twist the throttle back on a 250 all the way and you have a fraction of the chance as you would on a 1k of it throwing you on your ass.