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| | I'm new at riding and im 6'4",210.I was wondering if this bike is to much for me and if it is what should I get? |
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| Well, I'm 6'0" and 185 lbs. It's my first bike and I love it! Read my review entitled "Everytime I ride, I'm blown away with performance." Or email me with any more questions. mav_tu@yahoo.com
Trent Urquhart |
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| | The weight and height of a person isnt the determining factor when choosing a bike. Its skill and experience and what you can handle. Be smart. If your a new rider consider getting a smaller used bike at 1st at least for a season. Then decide from there. Dont get me wrong the 636 is a great bike. It only weighs 355lbs dry weight. Has the best brakes and great power. Power that may pop up the wheel if you dont know what your. Listen we all have the same problem and faced with dilemas when gettin our 1st bike. No one wants anything less than a 600. Just remember "your ego will heal a lot faster than a broken jaw" Dont be foolish like some who got a bike just because. I had friends who had friends and I can tell you some stories. Everyone swore they knew what they was doin. They were more interested in stuntin than safety. Dont listen to people who tell you they just got it as their 1st bike and love it. Thats expected. The key is longevity. Its better to say I've been riding for many years, than under whatever circumstances, not ridin at all. Be smart and ride careful. |
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| Well i rode alot of trail riding.
But i bought the 06 zx6r for my first road bike. the thing is nuts. im a respectable rider to the power. but if your not. you will DIE!.. ive had many close calls due to the amount of power that thing puts out. So ride safe.
Brydon Fodey |
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