new to stunting

[BillCarr]

im new to stunting and i want to know what a good bike would be for a new streetbike rider...probly about a 750 at the most but i would also need something that would last for a while but be able to do wheelies and stuff...can you help a newbie out?

[f3joel]

honda cbr 600 f2 or f3, they are cheap, plentiful, very dependable, and you can't hurt em, they have a steel frame unlike most sportbikes, great bike to learn on

[LUCKY]

i 2nd f3joel

or you can spend abit more and get an F4i

[BillCarr]

thanks guys...im probly going to be spending 5 or 6g on my first bike then just work it untill its really fast..thanks for the help again.

[ChainReaction82]

get a fat girl....clutch her clit and power wheelie her twat :hyper:

[forcefedfreak]

thanks guys...im probly going to be spending 5 or 6g on my first bike then just work it untill its really fast..thanks for the help again.


Uhhh you gotta make your point a little more clearly. Have you ever ridden before? Do you want a sportbike to stunt? To just chill on? Or do you want a sport bike to just chill and rip the occasional highway wheelie on? You can get a really nice and clean Fuel Injected sport bike for 5 or 6 Gs. If you want to get into hardcore stunting I would spend like 4 or 5 grand on a stunt bike that has already been prepped (Cage, bar, sprockets, maybe even MX bars and handbrake) something that has already seen a bit of abuse. It is never fun to trash a nice bike.

IF you just want a clean sport bike that is fast, and can rip hwy wheelies on, get like an R6 or or Gixxer 6, or something that is only a few years old. You can pick them up mint, for 5 or 6 Gs used. They will be plenty fast. Too much for a newb IMO. You'll never outride a race-rep 600 on the street, The bike will always be better than you, if you know what I mean. Unless you take it to the track, and race it would be hard to "outgrow" a bike like that.

If you have never ridden a street bike before I suggest taking the MSF course, and starting on a standard, or cruiser, not a sport bike.

[BillCarr]

what i want to do with a bike is be able to do 120 with no problem...thats bascically all bikes. but i really would only want to do highway wheelies and flamingos and stuff of that nature. i have been riding quads and dirtbikes most of my life so im used to the power and i just am about to turn 17 and i want to be able to get a bike i can keep for a while that is dependable.thanks for your help

[T Card]

thanks guys...im probly going to be spending 5 or 6g on my first bike then just work it untill its really fast..thanks for the help again.

I'd get an F4i.. Good to learn on. If he gets an F2 he will want an F4i right away after a couple months of ridin..

[forcefedfreak]

what i want to do with a bike is be able to do 120 with no problem...thats bascically all bikes. but i really would only want to do highway wheelies and flamingos and stuff of that nature. i have been riding quads and dirtbikes most of my life so im used to the power and i just am about to turn 17 and i want to be able to get a bike i can keep for a while that is dependable.thanks for your help


Well as far as sport bikes go, it's not JUST the power of the machine that is not good for a new rider. The handling characteristics of a street motorcycle are much different thana dirt bike, and that usually takes a little bit to get used to. Sport bikes have clip-on handle bars, that don't provide much leverage, and can get land you in the weeds really fast in a corner, especially if you want to ride at the speeds you mentioned above. Also they have high-seats and highpegs, also giving you less leverage over the machine. The streering, and brakes on sport bikes are a lot more twitchy then a dirt machine.

But if you are hell bent on getting a sport bike for your first street bike, I would go with a 600cc sport bike that is one or two years old. Like I said you can pick them up for 4-6 gs easy. Those bikes will pull 150 mph. You can clutch wheelie them in 1st-3rd gear. And if you want even a little more oomph for hwy wheelies you could just slap slip-on on the bike and go down one tooth in the front.

[BillCarr]

thanks a lot for your help youve really helped me out...im not going to always be doing over 100 but i just want to know that i can do it. i know that the whole idea of riding one is different but im just going to learn it for at least a month then start with the wheelies...once again thanks for your help

[forcefedfreak]

thanks a lot for your help youve really helped me out...im not going to always be doing over 100 but i just want to know that i can do it. i know that the whole idea of riding one is different but im just going to learn it for at least a month then start with the wheelies...once again thanks for your help


Yeah n/p man. No matter what you do, just ride smart, and wear your gear playa. I've hit the ground at 70 mph and got and up and laughed about it cuz I was wearing a riding jacket and helmet.

[BillCarr]

thats one thing im 100% sure about. ivesting good money into a jacket and a helmet...