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I guess i'm looking for a decent bike with decent power, easy to drive with a good driver position to prevent excess arm and wrist ache :IQuote:
quote:Originally posted by BJN
Depends really what your looking for, my mate uses a Ninja 6 for commuting and doesn't have any problems
I suffer from tendonitus in both wrists (ooerrr) and therefore need a comfortable position, may be that i'll need a tourer
Could be the tourer route my wrists ache if I've not ridden for a while, but soon adjust to it. But all sports bikes will put a lot of weight onto your wrists One other thing to remember V-twins will put a lot of vibration through the bars which could cause discomfort in your wrists.
Hmm, painkillers required :D
Naa the adreline rush, of 0-60 in 3 secs will cure any pain
Your post doesn't surprise those who braved the high winds of Knockhill on Sunday!:eek::eek::p:p:clown::DQuote:
quote:Originally posted by john
There'e a driving test??????:eek:Quote:
quote:Originally posted by PACMAN
never done a theory test for driving before :I
See....it may never end;)
mark
Now really got the bug :p :-
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b7...r600luggag.jpg
V nice, now you just need some new rubber, and to be on the safe side, R&Gs all round
What's that then :I:pQuote:
quote:Originally posted by BJN
to be on the safe side, R&Gs all round
Better safe than out of pocketQuote:
quote:Originally posted by Bonnie Scotland
What's that then :I:pQuote:
quote:Originally posted by BJN
to be on the safe side, R&Gs all round
Hi Bonnie.
A 125cc is a sure way to kill yourself, they are fine if you are 17 and dont eat but for a grown man the lack of power puts you in danger with no way out.
Jumping straight to 600cc is brave but there are many bikes in between. have a browse.
If you do opt for a 125 make sure its tall and torquey, say a
http://www.motoplanete.com/125/Varadero125.jpg
That Honda CBR600F is quite long in the tooth and at that price I am selling my Bandit 04 reg for the same price.
http://i16.tinypic.com/4gpi8b4.jpg