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They are stunning bikes
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Get a long test ride before committing. If you're not sure maybe some bar risers? I've always thought R6's are the best looking 600, they are very distinctive, so if you're buying on looks, get it. If you're going to do be doing lots of miles in urban areas, you might want to test a gixxer too. Good luck with your purchase! Cheers, Matt |
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Now I am confused LOL... think I wil lhave to wait til its not an impulse buy and go take them out, can't at the mo as my right arm is fuber'd due to Mondays drilling.
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That would be a tough choice that's for sure! Both gorgeous. I suppose it's test them both and see which you prefer
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What's the hurry, trying to buy before you are well enough to test ride?
Not as sexy, but I rekon you would still get a lot of life out of another SV after just 1500 miles |
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Not wanting to be the party pooper but 1500 miles in 2 years, and stuck for cash...
To be honest I'd keep the SV. Have a long hard look at this first as the cost of living is soaring and the future is looking a bit unpredictable. |
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Nice bikes, excellent handling, small in size so for the taller riders there may be comfort issues.
Not the best 600 for the road but not as bad as the ZX6R though. |
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I'd vote for keeping the SV too, at least until you have actually ridden again? I know you've had a few set backs in your recovery so the last thing you want is a SS600 sat there not being ridden.
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Looks good!
But it probably wouldnt be great if your shaulder isnt 100% perfect as there is a lot of your weight on your arms. You might be better with something a little more laid back... I know they may not look as nice but if its a 600 you want a CBR600FS as its much more comfortable and is a nice bike. Orrrr get a falco ![]() |
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I'd be wanting at least a sit on it before you part with cash.
Liz can only get her feet down tip toes on the R6, whereas the R1 she can get both feet flat on the floor. The R6 has quite a wide seat and if you're short in the leg you'll struggle with it.
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