turbo or bike (r6)
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Personal preference and it depends on how bad you want a motorcycle and how much use you will get out of it. Personally, I would get the bike first. Then you would have 2 cool rides in your stable. I have a sc'd G and motorcycles and I would definitely choose getting a bike before I added F/I to my G. But, I go to 1 or 2 bike weeks a year and ride a lot of miles when weather permits.
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Originally Posted by v35gt
im a noob at bikes rite now im prolly gonna get a bike when i get better...( u lucky bastard) how much u got it for? and where r u located?
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ive struck up this same delima. Bikes are def. chick magnets. The G is already a chick magnet w/o the turbo. is your car still under warrenty? if so then get the bike. if you decide you dont want the bike, sell it and buy the turbo then. Thats prolly what im gonna do. if your looking for superbike numbers on a smaller bike, the 06 R6 is the way to go. some dude put straps and a dif. gearing setup and pulled a 9.93 in the quarter.
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I am selling my bike to pay for my supercharger (03 600RR). But that is because I have a 3 year-old and just never seem to have time to ride it. If I had the time and freedom I would have kept the bike and NA G35.
Oh also, an R6 is 600cc not 750. $4,000 is too much for a 2000 if you ask me. My best friend just got a 2003 R6 is good condition with ~7,000 miles for $4,900
Oh also, an R6 is 600cc not 750. $4,000 is too much for a 2000 if you ask me. My best friend just got a 2003 R6 is good condition with ~7,000 miles for $4,900
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Originally Posted by v35gt
im gonna go check out the bike tonite its a 2000 yamaha r6 750cc with alot of mods and upgrades for 4g's how does that sound? can i get a cheaper price? anybody know n e one selling their bike in NY? thanks for the replys
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There is no way to get it up to a 750cc without serious, serious engine mods. It will keep up with 750's but the engine is still 600cc's.
Like all 600's it won't have the down low power of a liter bike (~1,000cc) but they are still a lot of fun.
I just finished installing my Stillen stage 2 S/C and I will miss my bike but I think it was more than worth it.
Like all 600's it won't have the down low power of a liter bike (~1,000cc) but they are still a lot of fun.
I just finished installing my Stillen stage 2 S/C and I will miss my bike but I think it was more than worth it.
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