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ok so since 600cc is too much power you guys say as well. what CC should i be going for then and not go over. for a person thats about 6'2 and 270 pounds. also i read talk about cylinders, how many cylinders should i stick to then?

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the reason i was going for a 600cc is because of my size. you guys recommend i gofor a 300cc if the person weights like 270pounds and 6'2?

whats the purpose of you posting facetious comments on a thread asking a completely relevant and serious question? do u think its appropriate?

so as i said, im not touching a 1000cc, let alone a bmw s1000rr. the purpose of this thread was to hammer in any remaining loose nails re: qualms my mind was having of "but maybe i should..." i dont want to pay for my suicide. jutst gonna stick to a 600cc for a few years and go from there.

which cheap 600's are u seeing on kijiji? i dont see any

for complete beginner?

can u point out to me where i stated in my post that i had my m2 for "2 years"?

so which bikes do u use then?

so, too many of you guys aren't reading my first post. i already tried to state that im not seeking insurance advice as that is not my question. i just wish ppl on forums actually read the first post before kicking into auto-reply mode anyways, not going to go for any 1000cc anytime soon. thanks

how is the maintenance on a bmw s1000rr ? how costly vs jap bikes?

even if he didnt have any tickets his insurance would still be 500/ month on a sport bike. no tickets here around same age and still got quoted about $600 / month

1.Just give it to me straight. Is this just completely stupid and suicidal ? Completely new rider, have had M2 license few years but no bike experience besides bike course. Getting my first bike ever and am a brand-new rider. I was going to strictly stay far far away from litre bikes and only...

It's not really about whether or not its not much work. It's just a neat trick.. it's the same as using keyboard shortcuts on your computer like alt + tab to go between windows instead of minimizing then going to another window.. I'm not gonna do any of these things until I'm a better cyclist...

Thank you for all the great responses.

I'm looking to learn some tips and tricks from advanced riders. Things like; -speed shifting (without clutch) -rev matching etc. Some questions I have.. 1. In the course you are told to always be in 1st gear at a stop. But, when I'm driving I always see guys on bikes stretching or with both...

LOL, i'm not sure if you're trying to be facetious with your post..? Can you post sources for your "top half client satisfaction". I showed your post to a buddy who exclusively does insurance law as a lawyer and he started laughing and said you must have gotten your statistics from the F.I.S.O...

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Statefarm and Allstate are the 2 worst insurance companies in north america. Yes, the two of them do give cheap rates, maybe the cheapest, but you will one day find out why.

How come Ducati bikes don't have side-view mirrors on them? Anyone know why? example picture