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2010 Husaberg FE450 Race Test Posted by: motousa
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By: hinesdeal82291. on 03 Sep 10, 02:07:04
@snowyphil65 Nope you have experience and I ride with a guy that is faster on his drz than he is a sportbike. The R6 is just a much different machine and requires a different approach as do all bikes. What are you planning to do with the R6 if you did buy it?
By: snowyphil65. on 03 Sep 10, 01:31:42
@hinesdeal82291 ive been riding a drz-400 for 6 years, a 125 suzuki for 4 years before that, thinkin about jumping it up to a street bike, i can sling that drz400 pretty damn well, would a r6 be too much?
By: hinesdeal82291. on 01 Sep 10, 21:08:54
@dreyes288 I started on a scooter then went to the ninja 250 just like you. I got a gs 550l which is a inline 4 cruiser and I thought that thing was fast as hell for what I was used to. The R6 isn't just fast...It's very aggressive and honestly it's really not that fun to ride unless you know how to tear it up in the corners. I would evaluate what you want your bike for before deciding on what to get.
By: dreyes288. on 01 Sep 10, 20:43:08
@hinesdeal82291 I rode an 80cc scooter for a year, then a ninja 250 for a year (still riding), do think it would be safe to get an r6 at this point?
By: pilot026. on 27 Aug 10, 01:09:18
the best for the best
By: Valo1256. on 25 Aug 10, 22:31:17
@rickboy89 the 08 has a lower fuel tank and is not wuiet as twitchy
By: kj7687. on 17 Aug 10, 03:48:36
@kj7687 And it will do a solid 140 mph. At that speed, you'll already get your bike impounded and your license suspended and have an 800 dollar ticket, and they might just throw you in jail for a spell to boot. And yes, I know all this from experience...
By: kj7687. on 17 Aug 10, 03:47:17
@hinesdeal82291 I couldn't agree more. The Ninja 250 is the way to go. Or a small dual sport if you are into those. I have one plus a Ninja 500. Even that 500 is not too shabby. It will still beat at least 99% of all the cars you'll pull up next to at a stoplight from zero to sixty.
By: MrStrandify. on 15 Aug 10, 20:47:08
ATM i got a CBR 125 05, i want a R6 but i want more Experience as a rider and get a Kawasaki Ninja 250r before im getting an R6. I need more Experience but the ambitions and dreams are there already.
By: cinqueottavi. on 14 Aug 10, 12:57:26
I wold like to buy an R6.I've no experience on such a big moto.Just old a Vespa.I don't have the money to buy a little one and then change.I'm a bit scared.What do you suggest?
By: clearfavors3. on 05 Aug 10, 06:23:14
Hey Bro, Sweet Bike, IM SELLING MY 2007 YAMAHA R6. I am going away for the service & need the finances ASAP!! It's DARK GREY & FLAT BLACK (ITS A SWEET BIKE,& COLOR) ITS LIKE SHOWROOM NEW, ONLY HAS 1,800 MILES, & NO SCRATCHES WHAT SO EVER!! ****I CAN SELL 4 MUCH MORE, BUT IM ONLY ASKIN 6,000 (O.B.O.) MUST SELL ASAP. AS I WILL BE LEAVING WITHIN THE MONTH!!!! PLEASE CONTACT ME ASAP IF YOU KNOW ANY BUYERS @941-592-2133 or EMAIL @Rgfavors3@yahoo.com I ALSO HAVE PICS TO EMAIL UPON REQUEST
By: russianrocket96. on 04 Aug 10, 06:57:55
@hinesdeal82291 I started on a 03 R1 and I was Clutch wheeling 4 months into riding at the age of 17, I just turned 19 and bought a R6 just so I can actually lean the bike out when riding instead of reaching 220kph in 4th by casually twisting my wrist and inch or two! Honestly the thing you have to remember when learning to ride is that what you do wit your right hand is directly related to the rear wheel, so don't think your smarter then the bike. Treat it with respect and ease into it.
By: RepublicanDumbAss. on 27 Jul 10, 16:09:34
Gave HitHo92 a thumb up but it never counted.
By: HitHo92. on 24 Jul 10, 15:13:38
Wow, i can't believe it! Americans are riding REAL motorcycles, not those stiffy stinky harleys.... In Germany the people in the north are the mayor group of chopper and cruiser riders, because the streets are nearly all totally straight xD. Here in the west (80km afar from the Nürburgring Nordschleife ;P) we have corners whereever you look. That's why we're riding REAL bikes :D
By: bobhateschris. on 20 Jul 10, 19:11:03
sorry what was the point in that extra rider?
By: rickboy89. on 19 Jul 10, 21:18:46
can anyone tell me what's the difference with an 07 and 08.. or is the 07 considering the same model up. i am lookiing to buy an r6 that has the same style headlights/ sharp body. i see some 07 with the same sharpe headlights
By: pady999. on 13 Jul 10, 08:53:36
@GibsonElectricI Yea maybe its all of PA.!?
By: GibsonElectricI. on 12 Jul 10, 23:03:16
@pady999 No I took it at harley davidson and they teach on one of their new 500cc buells. I took it because the instructor was an ex motorcycle cop and I heard good things about him. There are other classes in town some as low as $100. In some places I heard they can be as low as $25! Never heard of free though you got a nice deal.
By: pady999. on 11 Jul 10, 05:53:56
@GibsonElectricI Holy shit $300. Is it like that everywhere?? When I took my MSF course it was free.
By: T0bbby222. on 06 Jul 10, 07:42:45
the r6 is a beast.
By: MalloryPowell1. on 28 Jun 10, 16:28:14
Do not pay for Yamaha Motorcycle Manuals,It takes 1 Minute *** yamaharepairmanual . net
By: nisse730. on 27 Jun 10, 07:30:32
i love yamaha r6 ^^
By: GibsonElectricI. on 23 Jun 10, 08:43:14
@root9king you are right. Im gonna delete some comments here because I really dont want to say that I give the go ahead to jump on this thing and go for it. What I will say is that every rider regaurdless of what they want to get should take the MSF course, that course is worth the $300, it will save your life, it has mine on several occasions. Not just in terms of riding skills but surviving in traffic with idiots who I asume are always trying to kill me. Anyway stay safe take care.
By: root9king. on 23 Jun 10, 08:18:49
@GibsonElectricI - I'm happy that you are living proof that new riders CAN learn on a modern 600 if they have the right approach, but when giving advice to other new riders, it is always better to error on the side of caution. It just may save their life. Be safe out there....you have the best 600 there is!
By: GibsonElectricI. on 23 Jun 10, 08:05:53
@root9king you might be mad at me now and think I am a stupid kid who thinks hes got the world figured out. If you met me in real life and saw how I ride my bike and how I treat other riders and how I frown upon unsafe and plain stupid riders I garuntee you would respect me as I would you. I am not in this to get people killed but I will be honest in my experiences. 28 years is a long time you know a lot more than me but you cant act like I know nothing as I been at it for a year.