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JS19 · 04-13-2008, 02:23 PM

Rich....Well I def. love the bike. I had an '04 Honda CBR, which I loved the way it looked and all, and had a blast with it, I just wasn't all too thrilled on how it handled. I jumped on my buddies R1 and it was like a whole new world for me, not bc it was a 1000 and I was on a 600, but just the way it handled, so I decided my next bike would be a Yamaha. I haven't been able to ride too much bc of bad weather and whatnot, but I def. like the way it handles. Also, this R6 has much more power than I'm used to so it's probably gonna take me a good week or 2 to get the feel for it, then i'll really be able to open it up and get on it and get a solid feel for how the bike performs. From my past experiences on the R1 and my brief time on my R6 I def. recommend going with the Yamaha and you should not be disappointed at all.

04-13-2008, 02:23 PM	#50
JS19 College Prospect Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: NY	Rich....Well I def. love the bike. I had an '04 Honda CBR, which I loved the way it looked and all, and had a blast with it, I just wasn't all too thrilled on how it handled. I jumped on my buddies R1 and it was like a whole new world for me, not bc it was a 1000 and I was on a 600, but just the way it handled, so I decided my next bike would be a Yamaha. I haven't been able to ride too much bc of bad weather and whatnot, but I def. like the way it handles. Also, this R6 has much more power than I'm used to so it's probably gonna take me a good week or 2 to get the feel for it, then i'll really be able to open it up and get on it and get a solid feel for how the bike performs. From my past experiences on the R1 and my brief time on my R6 I def. recommend going with the Yamaha and you should not be disappointed at all.