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Originally Posted by Tenchuu
now what you said about being easy and forgiving to ride is true, but if this guy buys a new 250 he in going to get tired of it in a few months and sell it at a loss of a few thousand
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Originally Posted by g6civcx
Buy one for cheap. Learn to ride. Crash it a few times. Laugh about it. Then sell for more than you paid for it.
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Originally Posted by Tenchuu
so i say get the 600 and be cautious when learning
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I agree 50%. For standard, touring, and cruisers, anything will do. I do not think a new rider should start out on a 600 supersport. It has to do with the riding position, the short wheelbase, the rake, the lowered bars, etc.
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Originally Posted by Tenchuu
try and rent/borrow a 250 for a while to start out with.
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This would be best.
Do what you want. Just be sensible and don't be afraid to ask a lot of questions. It doesn't matter what you ride if you use your head. There are lot of people here who ride and wouldn't mind helping you out.
Do you think any of you can take me on a 250 on a short roadcourse?
I'm terror on a 250, that is, until I start scraping mufflers
