So as the days go by, I am waiting for thurs, if not then, then sat, when I am getting a black 07 zx6r. I have been waiting for the winter to end, and here in PA its finally getting somewhat warm. also i cant wait any longer. I cant wait till i get it so i can POST PICS OF IT, and finally become a member with a bike finally. Ill keep all of you updated, especially on the day I get it, actually i probably wont be online cause ill be riding it all day.anyway i am so excited to get it and cant wait to inform you all!

 

Awesome! Get some pics up ASAP!

Don't worry about not having a bike. Prom doesn't even have a bike! Or a ***** name yet. lol

 

it sux waiting to get it i remember when i got mine it was mine for like 3weeks b4 i actually picked it up because i didn't have any money to insure it so it sat at the dealership it sucked so bad

 

KawiJE, did you trade in your current bike?

 

i want a whoring name how do i get one

 

No I have never had a bike. This is my first!! Im not going today to get it cause it is supposed to rain all day and saturday too i think so i am gonna try for saturday anyway if it holds up.

 

first bike in general or just first street bike? Either way, be careful...the 6 is more powerful than you think, and dont listen to idiots who have 1000's and say that the 6 isnt powerful enough or is a wuss bike!!

and congrats

 

first bike ever jds.. and yea i know to be careful, i could only imagine how powerful the 6's are, i wont be pushing my limits anytime soon, or even at all.
but thanks. Im so excited to get it finally, I have been waiting since November..and of course the WINTER. something floridians and californians dont experience [:@][:'(]

 

Yeah, any newer600 is not really a starter bike; they are madefor more advanced riders. Used to be that you got a 600 and it only had 75 HP but these new ones are 100 plus HP. IMO it's better to learn on a smaller bike. If you get a 1000, you will never be able to fully utilize all that power and it can be intimidating; even with a 600. Learn skills on a 250 and move up in size with experience, and you'll be able to get close to the limits of a 600; maybe, only atthe track.

 

yeah- i agree. a 250 is a great starter bike! I would pick up another one and beat the crap out of it!

I would highly recommend frame sliders if it's your first bike

they should be on all bikes... , but i know i tipped my bike a time or two when i first got my r6