ZX636 Daytona 600???

Originally Posted by davepreston

heres a quick exsample of what to ask to get a responce to help you
im ***** and im looking to get etheir a triumph 600 or a ninja 636
im * foot tall and weigh * stone (this may effect dission)
i wish to cumute on it/ do long tours/race as i have outgrown/think the sv is too powerful/ to uncomfortable/ too slow
(delete as appropriate)
im thinking of spending x amount (this will effect quality/year of desired bikes)
mainly i ride on track/twisties/motorways
so which would you advise for a more sporty/ relaxed/ mental/ reliable/ cheap/ tunable stead
cheers *****
hth this is the sort of info required for good advice to be deliverd to you, eg give them a picture of the who's and why's then we would take our knowledge and put it to your peramiters
dave

Dave,
Thankyou for your input.
You now seem to have gained the ability to be mature and have a better outlook on the forum
Regular sex has been the best thing that has happened to you mate.

thankyou sp your mrs's weekly visits have been much appreciated





runs away from fat evlis impersonator as fast as cripled legs can

Originally Posted by speedplay

Regular sex has been the best thing that has happened to you mate.

Dave, did you tell him about us?

plowsie schhhuuuuuuuuuusssshhhhh!

Originally Posted by SUPERSTARDJ01

I know these questions get asked a lot but maybe you should take it as a compliment people trust in your judgements?

Originally Posted by speedplay

Test rides are the only way to decide if you like a bike.
You say that test rides are not always possible, so would you buy a bike that you have never ridden?
Theres no point in someone saying that the daytona is a better bike than the zx6 or that the gsxr is a better bike than an r6 etc.

Also if you let us know the model / year of the versions you are looking at some people may be able to give you their opinion. There are a few different ZX636's for example. Some were good sport tourers (A1P), some were headbangers (B1H) etc, etc.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by zsv650

i've bought two bike's i've not ridden before some of you can be sarcy bugger's at time's just help the chap or don't.

I didn't test ride a single one of the 8 Motorbikes I have bought 5 of them were bought based on reviews and the 2 'peds & 125 were just bought cause they were cheap.

But it would help if he gave an idea of what he was looking for in a bike.

Originally Posted by davepreston

heres a quick exsample of what to ask to get a responce to help you
im ***** and im looking to get etheir a triumph 600 or a ninja 636
im * foot tall and weigh * stone (this may effect dission)
i wish to cumute on it/ do long tours/race as i have outgrown/think the sv is too powerful/ to uncomfortable/ too slow
(delete as appropriate)
im thinking of spending x amount (this will effect quality/year of desired bikes)
mainly i ride on track/twisties/motorways
so which would you advise for a more sporty/ relaxed/ mental/ reliable/ cheap/ tunable stead
cheers *****
hth this is the sort of info required for good advice to be deliverd to you, eg give them a picture of the who's and why's then we would take our knowledge and put it to your peramiters
dave

I want either a ZX6R B1H or Daytona 600 but open to sugestion.
I want something more pwerful than the SV650s (2000 y) I have now.
Use mainly for commuting (10-15 miles round trip) and the occasional long distance ride/weekend blast with the missus/mates.
Needs to keep up with an R6.
Used mainly on A roads and twisties.
Must be reliable and all year round friendly.
I like sporty/sports tourers.
I'm wanting to spend around £3000 inluding selling mine for around £1500.
I have outgrown the SV and it's too uncomfortable.
I'm 5.8" 1/2 and weigh 12.5 stone.

Does this help?

Originally Posted by SUPERSTARDJ01

I have outgrown the SV and it's too uncomfortable.
I'm 5.8" 1/2 and weigh 12.5 stone.

Does this help?

Dont buy the d6 then, youll never touch the floor.
The seat is very high and slopes up towards the back making a high seat even higher.

Originally Posted by speedplay

Dont buy the d6 then, youll never touch the floor.
The seat is very high and slopes up towards the back making a high seat even higher.

Seriously? I've sat on one in a show room and could put both feet down almost flat... so I guess could be a little big? but I did test ride the 675 which was perfect in size, just not in price

Originally Posted by SUPERSTARDJ01

Seriously? I've sat on one in a show room and could put both feet down almost flat... so I guess could be a little big? but I did test ride the 675 which was perfect in size, just not in price

675 and d6 are very different bikes as I said before, only you will know whats right for you.