Hey Everyone,
Just thought I'd introduce myself! My name is Joe. I'm 22 and I have a 2015 Honda CBR600RR.
A bit about me. I've been riding bikes for 10 years now, snowmobiles for 20 coming on 21 years this winter, atv's for 17 years. I've had 6 bikes over those 10 years.
1985 Honda XR 80
2006 Suzuki DRZ 125L
2008 Yamaha WR 250 X (used as an offroad bike)
2011 KTM 350 SXF
2014 Kawasaki Ninja 300 SE
2015 Honda CBR 600RR
I started riding on the street this year. I bought a Ninja 300 in March. I put 3100 kms on it between then and august. I really had wanted a 600, but due to insurance that wasn't an option. The 300 was a great starter bike. I learned a ton on it. My issue was that it wasn't quick enough for me. Coming from a KTM 350 SXF on dirt the Ninja was a dog!
In August I purchase a 2015 CBR 600RR. I got a great deal on it and insurance was reasonable so I went for it. Since then I have put 2700 kms on that bike and I love it.
The differences that I like compared to the Ninja are:
Looking forward to learning from you all and hopefully helpingalong the way!
Just thought I'd introduce myself! My name is Joe. I'm 22 and I have a 2015 Honda CBR600RR.
A bit about me. I've been riding bikes for 10 years now, snowmobiles for 20 coming on 21 years this winter, atv's for 17 years. I've had 6 bikes over those 10 years.
1985 Honda XR 80
2006 Suzuki DRZ 125L
2008 Yamaha WR 250 X (used as an offroad bike)
2011 KTM 350 SXF
2014 Kawasaki Ninja 300 SE
2015 Honda CBR 600RR
I started riding on the street this year. I bought a Ninja 300 in March. I put 3100 kms on it between then and august. I really had wanted a 600, but due to insurance that wasn't an option. The 300 was a great starter bike. I learned a ton on it. My issue was that it wasn't quick enough for me. Coming from a KTM 350 SXF on dirt the Ninja was a dog!
In August I purchase a 2015 CBR 600RR. I got a great deal on it and insurance was reasonable so I went for it. Since then I have put 2700 kms on that bike and I love it.
The differences that I like compared to the Ninja are:
- Much more stable
- Doesn't get pushed around by the wind
- Much quicker (I like quickness I a bike, I don't really care about it's top speed.)
- Wind noise was reduced
- Much nicer to ride in the corners
- Lower RPM on the 400 series and ability to get out of cagers much quicker
Looking forward to learning from you all and hopefully helpingalong the way!
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