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motorcycle or supercharger
10-13-2005, 08:00 PM
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motorcycle or supercharger
im in a little delimma... just wanted to see what u guys would do
next spring or summer i will be getting a supercharger or a motor cycle...
supercharger by the time im done will be about 8-10g... same price as a motorcycle
what would u guys do?
im stuck
next spring or summer i will be getting a supercharger or a motor cycle...
supercharger by the time im done will be about 8-10g... same price as a motorcycle
what would u guys do?
im stuck
10-13-2005, 08:41 PM
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Ohhh man!! Well.. This may be biased, but get a BIKE!!! But, before you do, if you've never taken any professional training, go see these guys:
http://www.toocoolmotorcycleschool.com
There is nothing like riding a bike. It is a super interactive experience. And you think your car is fast??? No way. I've had the opportunity to get a supercharger quite a few times, and somehow a new bike always ends up in my garage instead.
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http://www.toocoolmotorcycleschool.com
There is nothing like riding a bike. It is a super interactive experience. And you think your car is fast??? No way. I've had the opportunity to get a supercharger quite a few times, and somehow a new bike always ends up in my garage instead.
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10-13-2005, 08:44 PM
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well yeah thats another thing... i have never driven a bike before.... but it just looks like alot of fun!!!!
but one thing is that its dangerous... there are soo many reasons for both
so stressful... but i guess i have all of winter to figure it out
but one thing is that its dangerous... there are soo many reasons for both
so stressful... but i guess i have all of winter to figure it out
10-13-2005, 08:50 PM
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You got my vote for a bike... 
Last August when I was in Edmonton, I was able to borrow my friend's RT and
rode around the city on it. Man, that was a very exhilirating feeling.
I would consider getting one but I will have to get a very very good
divorce lawyer.
I don't know how much it costs in Canada but here it starts at about $17k.
So for a very well equipped one it will be about $20k for sure.
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Last August when I was in Edmonton, I was able to borrow my friend's RT and
rode around the city on it. Man, that was a very exhilirating feeling.
I would consider getting one but I will have to get a very very good
divorce lawyer.
I don't know how much it costs in Canada but here it starts at about $17k.
So for a very well equipped one it will be about $20k for sure.
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10-13-2005, 08:56 PM
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Spend the $200 to $300 on the school and see what you think. They'll provide everything for you, and if you pass, you'll have a class 6 licence when you're done. If you don't pass, well maybe that should tell you something too and help you make your final decision.
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10-13-2005, 09:03 PM
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for the 200-300 does that include the bike rental? cause i dont want to buy a bike and find out its not for me....haha
i dont think i would get that expensive of a bike...
just like a cbr or something...gotta keep it in the honda family
i have alot to learn about bikes before i actually get onto one
i dont think i would get that expensive of a bike...
just like a cbr or something...gotta keep it in the honda family
i have alot to learn about bikes before i actually get onto one
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10-13-2005, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 4doorj,Oct 13 2005, 11:03 PM
for the 200-300 does that include the bike rental? cause i dont want to buy a bike and find out its not for me....haha
i dont think i would get that expensive of a bike...
just like a cbr or something...gotta keep it in the honda family
i have alot to learn about bikes before i actually get onto one
i dont think i would get that expensive of a bike...
just like a cbr or something...gotta keep it in the honda family
i have alot to learn about bikes before i actually get onto one
10-13-2005, 10:32 PM
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I'm fighting with the same dilemma right now myself. Right now i'm leaning towards the bike as well. Spent lots of time on cruisers and i'm very tempted to finally get into a rocket. The CBR600RR or maybe R6 are really making me think!
10-13-2005, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by 4doorj,Oct 13 2005, 11:03 PM
for the 200-300 does that include the bike rental? cause i dont want to buy a bike and find out its not for me....haha