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03-30-2009, 09:24 PM

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Starting small is for ****** LOL. My first bike was a 84 Honda Interceptor VF1000. Sure I don't know how to ride yet but I said screw starting small then upgrading.

lol... I know. I even thought I sounded like a bitch when I said it. But i've ridden an R1 before and it was hard to keep on the ground.

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03-30-2009, 09:29 PM

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lol... I know. I even thought I sounded like a bitch when I said it. But i've ridden an R1 before and it was hard to keep on the ground.

yeah dude, the ninja was my first bike. BIG mistake,at first

. That was hard to control, almst every turn i almost set the bike down.

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03-30-2009, 09:55 PM

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lol... I know. I even thought I sounded like a bitch when I said it. But i've ridden an R1 before and it was hard to keep on the ground.

I've got a 04 R1 and I will admit once it gets in the upper rpm range the front wheel does want to come up. Not a starters bike for sure but it is fast no ifs ands or buts.

A R6 is still a lot of bike for someone starting out. They are not slow by any means.

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