2003 CBR600RR For Sale or Trade $5995 OBO
08-29-2006, 12:05 PM
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2003 CBR600RR For Sale or Trade $5995 OBO
2003 CBR600RR
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Bought for my wife who has decided she doesn't want to ride.
New Battery
Almost New Tires.
Needs nothing except someone to ride.
Great First Sportbike or Wicked Racebike!
Save Big $$$$$
Clean and Clear Title
Don't Pay Dealer Tax and Charges!
PRICED TO SELL! $5995 Obo
Will Trade for 18 or 19" rims for my C32 plus $$$$
Email me for contact info.
PunisherZX12@gmail.com
1388 Mi
Bought for my wife who has decided she doesn't want to ride.
New Battery
Almost New Tires.
Needs nothing except someone to ride.
Great First Sportbike or Wicked Racebike!
Save Big $$$$$
Clean and Clear Title
Don't Pay Dealer Tax and Charges!
PRICED TO SELL! $5995 Obo
Will Trade for 18 or 19" rims for my C32 plus $$$$
Email me for contact info.
PunisherZX12@gmail.com
08-29-2006, 02:19 PM
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Given I know little about sportbikes outside of my love for MV Agustas, but from what everyone tells me CBR600's are by far the easiest/best bikes to learn to ride on. Forgiving, lightweight, easy to maintain, perfectly balanced, etc.
08-29-2006, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by halik
How the hell you can call a 600RR a "great first bike" with clear conscience ?
but i do not think this is a good beginner bike because its TOO new & shiny not because of 600cc
Originally Posted by Cylinder Head
Given I know little about sportbikes outside of my love for MV Agustas, but from what everyone tells me CBR600's are by far the easiest/best bikes to learn to ride on. Forgiving, lightweight, easy to maintain, perfectly balanced, etc.
08-29-2006, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by halik
How the hell you can call a 600RR a "great first bike" with clear conscience ?
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08-29-2006, 06:03 PM
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I guess I will quote myself:
"Great First Sportbike"
Not Great Beginner Bike but FIRST SPORTBIKE.
If anyone is serious about getting a great sportbike at a great price please email me and I'll shot you my number to call. I've been riding sportbikes for 11 years I can pretty much answer any serious questions you may have about this bike.
"Great First Sportbike"
Not Great Beginner Bike but FIRST SPORTBIKE.
If anyone is serious about getting a great sportbike at a great price please email me and I'll shot you my number to call. I've been riding sportbikes for 11 years I can pretty much answer any serious questions you may have about this bike.
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08-29-2006, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by PunisherZX12
I guess I will quote myself:
"Great First Sportbike"
Not Great Beginner Bike but FIRST SPORTBIKE.
If anyone is serious about getting a great sportbike at a great price please email me and I'll shot you my number to call. I've been riding sportbikes for 11 years I can pretty much answer any serious questions you may have about this bike.
"Great First Sportbike"
Not Great Beginner Bike but FIRST SPORTBIKE.
If anyone is serious about getting a great sportbike at a great price please email me and I'll shot you my number to call. I've been riding sportbikes for 11 years I can pretty much answer any serious questions you may have about this bike.
And just because someone you know bought one with no riding experience doesn't make it a good idea.
08-29-2006, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Cylinder Head
Given I know little about sportbikes outside of my love for MV Agustas, but from what everyone tells me CBR600's are by far the easiest/best bikes to learn to ride on. Forgiving, lightweight, easy to maintain, perfectly balanced, etc.
You're probably thinking of mid-90s CBR 600s
08-29-2006, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by halik
Do not make the lethal mistake thinking that theres ANYTHING forgiving about this bike. It's a race prepped superbike...
You're probably thinking of mid-90s CBR 600s
You're probably thinking of mid-90s CBR 600s
90+ HP with a 1/4 mile time in the low 11's at 120 is just slow.
Here is a quick history lesson. CBR stands for Counter Balaced Race (Motor) All CBR were built to be class leading racebikes for streetbike based racing series. The lastest CBR600RRs are influenced heavily by Honda's Moto GP Program using similar styling and suspension.
Now please do not take this thread
If you would like to discuss the motor brakes or any other part of a motorcycle please hit me up on AIM at boostd2. My job gives me the unique chance to ride upwards of 20 different motorycles a month. I also own 4 including this one I am trying to sell.
