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| onlycookie said 2002-07-03 09:18 |
| Hi there! Here in Germany it´s sometimes similar, but not that harsh, if you just go for it! If you are already experienced in biking, I´d say you should go for something in the middle range - something like a 600 bike! They are pretty strong fellows, but still not to big a jump! Actually I stay with these bikes - I have a KLR 650 Tengai (which I rode in Australia either - it´s an excellent bike - even for light to medium offroad (not motocross) - when you are big enough to reach the ground) and a Honda Revere NTV 650 - excellent naked-road-bike, suitable for anything from cruising to corner-hunting. Go in a shop, tell them you want a bike to suit you and start with - "If it is a 250 shadow you want to sell me, you´d better tell me first and stop wasting my time!" Then tell them what you think (like. a 600 street bike with around 50 hp - or whatever you want). I´d reckon it´s to much to go for a 1200cc unless you can trust yourself to be absolutely controlled for the first half year! ...and as you are a motorbiker I wouldn´t bet a penny ;-) Don´t neccesarily take a new one, when you are already peeping at a bigger bike - take a used one as someone already said, sell it when you feel like grown out of it and buy what you where looking for! I´ll stick to my bikes - "burning" (as we call it in German) male bikers away (meaning to be just faster, better and deeper down in corners) with less good (not as powerful) bikes makes a hell lot more fun - especially with their very surprised faces when you pull down your helmet ;-) Greetings Mel... |
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