View Full Version : 01-06 Gsxr R6 Cbr
enkeivette
12-13-2008, 06:31 AM
So I'm looking into buying a sport bike (01-06 mainly) right now I'm leaning towards an R6. (600cc-750)
What do I need to look for when I'm checking these out? Are any of these bikes carbureted? When someone lays one of these down hard, and replaces the ferring, is there something specific on the frame that I should be looking for?
Help a brother out.
Vettezuki
12-13-2008, 01:49 PM
What is your budget? Have you considered a universal like an FZ6/1, or do you insist on a true sport bike?
enkeivette
12-14-2008, 03:11 AM
Sporty sport bike.
$3K. I actually found a low mileage sweet lookin R6 last night for 3.6K, I'm going to call the guy but I'm almost positive that it's a salvage.
enkeivette
12-21-2008, 01:23 AM
Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy palll?
heypal
12-21-2008, 10:08 PM
sorry sorry. R6 are nice its a good first bike for sport bikes. get anything 04+ and salvaged stay way from. No if buts or ands stay way alot of insurace companys won't even cover you if you have a salvaged bike. Just know that the r6 are more of a race seating postion doesn't mean its faster on a track just that whole mind fuck type thing. If you look at gsxrs 04+ my first was a 600 04 gsxr which i loved awesome in the canyons. Cbrs I try to stay way from they are nice have no soul??? Although my go-cart has a 92 cbr 600 f2 motor in it. Anyways go down to berts call me if you want send me a pm or something and go sit on a bike see what you like the best.
heypal
12-21-2008, 10:09 PM
For a good starter bike try 4800 that gets you one you won't have to worry about falling apart on ya. I know you said 3k but that doesn't get you much that won't have problems.
nordy racer
12-28-2008, 07:00 PM
CBR600 is one of the best starter bikes..
heypal
12-29-2008, 01:39 AM
Its a good starter bike...but i'm not a fan nothing against the people that ride them but different strokes for different fokes right anyways how you been dude?
nordy racer
12-29-2008, 11:35 AM
i started with a F2 and rode it for about 7 months.. Honda is one of the best companys out there for bikes.. my CBR1000 is my 9th bike and i'm looking at the new 1000rr for my 10th..
i'm doing OK, just chillin and saving money (i guess).. how are you?
enkeivette
12-29-2008, 08:01 PM
i started with a F2 and rode it for about 7 months.. Honda is one of the best companys out there for bikes.. my CBR1000 is my 9th bike and i'm looking at the new 1000rr for my 10th..
i'm doing OK, just chillin and saving money (i guess).. how are you?
Are you the one who was doing wheelies on the freeway?
heypal
12-29-2008, 08:28 PM
Are you the one who was doing wheelies on the freeway?
I use to do that on my old 600. Not anymore.
heypal
12-29-2008, 08:28 PM
i'm doing OK, just chillin and saving money (i guess).. how are you?
Waiting for it to warm up lol
nordy racer
12-30-2008, 07:51 AM
i don't remember :).. a statement could convict me...
motochi
12-31-2008, 02:11 AM
There could be all kinds of things wrong with a bike that's been laid down hard - bent frame, cracked supports, and lots of things can become misaligned. I wouldn't go for the salvage - there's a reason people dump salvages for cheap. Pretty much all sport bikes in the years you're looking at will be fuel-injected. My first was a '96 gsxr750 so I've got a sentimental spot for the gixxers - great bikes, a little jumpy on the throttle, but they've smoothed it out a lot over the years.
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