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^^^ Agree 100%

The tank bag and a good back pack will help your storage issues. I too have the stock exhaust on my 2013 GSXR600 and like the quietness.

Welcome. I too ride a GSXR600 and am 51 years old, coming from a 2000R1 I have no regrets.

Definitely the GSX-S. More suited for street riding, proven engine, great price. With the DRZ you will be wanting for more power.

http://www.gordbushperformance.com/index.html Always great work.

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I am in Cambridge and would interested in riding any day except Tuesday. Let me know. What are you riding?

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Looking to buy rear wheel spacers for my 2013 GSXR 600. Really just need the right hand side but willing to buy both. Looking for OEM or aftermarket captive spacers.

What are you riding?

I am 5'11", 190lbs and 50 years old. I have a 2013 GSXR600 and commute 90kms one way to work. The bike is very comfortable and probably the most comfortable SS 600cc bike out there. You will always have the option of raising the bars and lowering the foot pegs if you see fit. SS usually have...

I If you can make money on the KLX buy it sell it and then buy the DRZ.

As long as it is a true SS, not a CBR250R.