New bike

[CJ Hungus]

 

[OldCracker29]

I never would have guessed that to be a Kawasaki from your first post. Good looking bike.

 

[PenguinLTZ]

Bad ass! Carry on!

 

[NMRam]

Will get some better pictures of the bike if I ever stop riding

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Get the hell out of the way, you are blocking my view of the nice Ram Sport behind you.




Oh, nice bike BTW

 

[GATOR CREW]

Like it!!!! looks like Kawasaki has a bike to compete with the Harley Street Glide

 

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

Good bike.

 

[700 sportsman]

Nice! I hate being young, I want a CBR 600 and my insurance quote was $1300.00 for a year! Some day I will get a bike though so I can ride with my dad, he keeps hinting at me to get one.

No kidding, I was looking into getting a bike and that's about what I got too. I was looking at a CBR, but I figured I better stick to a harley just to stay out of trouble. But I thought it was so high because I was 17, but I guess not. So that's why I went into the dual sports, now I'm at $250 a year which you can't beat especially with $4 gas

 

[nubuilder]

Nice! I hate being young, I want a CBR 600 and my insurance quote was $1300.00 for a year! Some day I will get a bike though so I can ride with my dad, he keeps hinting at me to get one.

No kidding, I was looking into getting a bike and that's about what I got too. I was looking at a CBR, but I figured I better stick to a harley just to stay out of trouble. But I thought it was so high because I was 17, but I guess not. So that's why I went into the dual sports, now I'm at $250 a year which you can't beat especially with $4 gas

My '84 Honda Nighthawk S is $127/yr and I'm 20.

If you want a "sport bike", get an older one. Yes, you'll sacrifice power and weight, but insurance will be a hell of a lot cheaper.


Very nice motorcycle Ian!
Ride safe!

 

[mbarclay]

Will get some better pictures of the bike if I ever stop riding

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Get the hell out of the way, you are blocking my view of the nice Ram Sport behind you.




Oh, nice bike BTW

I was thinking the same thing

Nice Bike man

 

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

If you want a "sport bike", get an older one. Yes, you'll sacrifice power and weight, but insurance will be a hell of a lot cheaper.

Seems like you never considered a 2-stroke one such as the Yamaha RD350 LC or the TZR250. 2-strokes are not so hard to tune and they have a good power-to-weight ratio.

http://engineeringworkarounds.blogspot.com/2011/03/two-stroke-engines-still-viable.html