+1. Or get something small and easy. Trust me, I have worked my way up from a Go-Ped scooter from age 11, to racing Go-Ped 40 mph scooters, to Mo-Peds, to a very very terrorizing sleeper mo-ped, to now 250's. I laugh at people who think it's smart to start on a 1000cc bike. It's like people who come to the race track in GT3's, F430's and such with absolutely no experience what so ever.Originally Posted by simontibbett
If you MUST have at least a 600, I'd recommend an 03-04 R6. Relatively light, not to fast, easy to maneuver and not that expensive. Otherwise, I'd recommend a bike with a higher center of gravity that's easier to learn to lean on. Just my 02.





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