Next bike - Ninja 300?
- Thread starter Wepohn
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186bhp
If you are fed up with a 125 after 2 weeks then you'll be fed up with a 300 after 4 weeks. 
One thing I will say is make sure you take a ride out on whatever bike you decide as the way they look is a lot different to how they ride on a daily basis.
One thing I will say is make sure you take a ride out on whatever bike you decide as the way they look is a lot different to how they ride on a daily basis.
Soldato
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600cc bikes (e.g. ER6F SV650 CBF600) are all very similar insurance quotes for 250s to 400s..
Erm, why?
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cbr 250 rr
not the new crap
the old one
might be an import but a bloody great import at that with a engine that sounds like a f1 car
not the new crap
the old one
might be an import but a bloody great import at that with a engine that sounds like a f1 car
Because 40bhp is still 7 over the legal limit for new riders excluding DAS, and will be good for sub 6 seconds 0-60 and a top speed of around 100mph. If you don't feel safe with that much power there's something very wrong with your riding!
The Ninja 300 has a power to weight ratio of ~224bhp/tonne and it good for over 110mph. If you can't manage to stay out of trouble with that then you might need to look at your riding style.
Sarcasm obviously not your strong point.
RD350YPVS was 59bhp stock, my apologies, an RD350 for me is the bike from the late 80s/early 90s.
And although it was tongue in cheek, to be honest 40bhp is nothing, even in a light weight buzzbomb.
I had an RGV250 that weighed less and was considerably more powerful than the ninja 300, and it never felt enough.
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Common sense obviously isn't yours.
It's very difficult to convey things like sarcasm when dialoguing on the internet, especially when no attempt is made to highlight it such as in your circumstance.
No thats not a lack of common sense, that is simply me giving posters the respect they deserve and not treating them like brainless chimps and holding their hand through a conversation.