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Monte Of The Month -- October 2012
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From: Ames, IA
LMAOI picked up my Ninja ZX6R for $2200 and I bet you'd enjoy a ninja a lot more than a hyosung? Can't say that that name sounds too reliable to me.. and if you think that will please your speed appetite just wait til you pull up next a bigger bike (r1, zx14, etc.) You'll be disappointed. At least I was, so I stepped it up to an r1 and now I don't even feel safe most times because it's too quick. Just an FYI in-case your serious about getting a bike. I love mine but at the same time I hate it because I'm always bringing the front wheel off the ground. Not safe!
I'd recommend sticking to four wheels. If you have the intentions for speed, a bike will be as dangerous as you make it. But four wheels are pretty safe for daily driving
Last edited by 01 Monte SS; Jul 11, 2012 at 09:05 AM.
You would pay $2500 for that! LMAO
I picked up my Ninja ZX6R for $2200 and I bet you'd enjoy a ninja a lot more than a hyosung? Can't say that that name sounds too reliable to me.. and if you think that will please your speed appetite just wait til you pull up next a bigger bike (r1, zx14, etc.) You'll be disappointed. At least I was, so I stepped it up to an r1 and now I don't even feel safe most times because it's too quick. Just an FYI in-case your serious about getting a bike. I love mine but at the same time I hate it because I'm always bringing the front wheel off the ground. Not safe!
I'd recommend sticking to four wheels. If you have the intentions for speed, a bike will be as dangerous as you make it. But four wheels are pretty safe for daily driving
LMAOI picked up my Ninja ZX6R for $2200 and I bet you'd enjoy a ninja a lot more than a hyosung? Can't say that that name sounds too reliable to me.. and if you think that will please your speed appetite just wait til you pull up next a bigger bike (r1, zx14, etc.) You'll be disappointed. At least I was, so I stepped it up to an r1 and now I don't even feel safe most times because it's too quick. Just an FYI in-case your serious about getting a bike. I love mine but at the same time I hate it because I'm always bringing the front wheel off the ground. Not safe!
I'd recommend sticking to four wheels. If you have the intentions for speed, a bike will be as dangerous as you make it. But four wheels are pretty safe for daily driving
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