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They cost about the same so that's not an issue, one of my main concerns is comfort and how easy it is to ride the bike.
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These two are very different beasties even though their engine size is close. The GS500 is around 50 hp, fairly comfortable for rides of an hour or so (and it would be more comfortable if I had an aftermarket seat), and easy enough to ride for a beginner who's take the MSF class or similar lessons. It's more than fast enough to keep up with traffic - I have a 40 mile (each way) commute, and almost never find myself giving it more than half throttle.
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The Ninja 600 has about double the horsepower, and it's a race replica bike designed more for going far over any legal speed limit than keeping the rider comfortable. The riding position is more leaned-over, and it's a much more difficult and unforgiving bike for a beginning rider. It's a better choice as a second bike for someone who has a few years' riding experience than a first bike.
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BTW, have you signed up for motorcycle lessons yet? There's a lot of places that offer a class over a weekend where you'll get a bunch of practice on a school bike in a safe environment. It'll get your riding off to a good start.
I just purchased I 2 stroke of road bike. Now were can I ride it please. West LA?
the gs is a smaller bike and a little easier to handle if you are a bigger guy IE over 170# the 600 would be a better bike with more power for you to grow intoCdi unit or regulater/rectifier? (motorcycle)?
Look at the Suzuki SV650. Great bike, I've owned one and it has a huge cult following.Who would be interested in riding the K1200GT Motorcycle to a BMW MOA Rally?
Is the Ninja 600 the ZX600 or the ZX6R?. Lots of difference. If it's the ZX600 then that would definitely be the best of the two that you mentioned. It's not as much of a dedicated race bike at the 6R, has a much more relaxed riding position, and has plenty of power so you won't outgrow it so soon. I also concur with someone's earlier posting about the SV650. A very easy to ride bike that continues to be very capable as your skill level increases.Is Paul Jr from American Choppers married?
These are two completely different bikes. If you are looking for comfort and an easier ride I would go with the GS500. The ninja is a real performance bike. Although Suzuki is a great bike, they are sooooo very common. The Kawasaki is making a real comeback over the past couple of years. If you start out with the GS500 there is a really good chance that 3 months down the road you will be looking to upgrade. Both of these bikes are built for performance but, the ninja far outdoes the suzuki. If you are looking for the best midsize sportbike my opinion falls on the R6. The Yamaha is loaded with torque.Which one is better bike to buy for me.?
Personally I would take the Kawasaki. Make sure if you get a manual transmission you know how to shift, and if you dont I would recommend getting a cheap dirt bike to practice. Have fun on your new bike !What's wrong with my motorcycle?
If your a beginner they might be a bit too powerful for you, you dont want to go out and kill yourself.How can you make your pocket bike super fast?
If you're talking about the ZX6R, you won't find that comfy unless you're on the tall side. If you're talking about an earlier year, or the 6E, that would be ok.Why does my bike lose power at high rpms?
I have an 04 6R (636) and I had to make some mods to it because I'm short. It's still not comfy, but it's FUN AS HELL.
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It's a lot of bike for a beginner though. If you plan to get that crazy for your first bike, I highly recommend putting in tons of parking lot time!
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