R6 - 16 year olds and 600cc sport bikes

See full description for link. Here is my opinion on any 16 year old getting a 600cc sport bike for their first bike. Want to see a 100% opposite opinion from mine, then check out what the dude in the Philippines has to say. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmRG0IGpQpU

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• Yamaha
• R6
• 16
• year
• olds
• 600cc
• sport
• bikes
• motorcycle
• noobs
• newbs

[BuLLeT2go4one]

Me as a 16 yr old, totally agree with you. Well, I live in germany, so all I've been driving now is a 50 kph scooter. When I turn 18, I want to do my bike license at some point. And tbh, I'm rather scared of starting off with such a big machine. I mean, if I think about how often I crashed my scooter when I was learning, I really don't want to risk my life driving a big sized motorcycle with no experience. In my opinion every human tends to try their limits. So I'd rather learn on a smaller bike

[Z07freak]

@BuLLeT2go4one You are smarter than every 16yo American kid combined.

[nismofury]

You can start off on a hayabusa. Age doesnt matter. Its the level of maturity. How responsible you are. R6 was my first bike but i was way older. I also had respect. If your 16 alert responsible and mature, get what you want. You can hurt yourself just as bad on a 250 or 600 or whatever. Crashing is crashing. You wreck on a bike its gonna hurt no matter what. You may respect and be more careful with something that has power. But i would say most 16 yr olds today are stupid. So dont get a bike

[Z07freak]

@nismofury Until now, the only people I've heard saying any of that was dealership sales people who were only concerned about their comissions rater than my safety.

All of your opinions in your comment are so fucking idiotic that you are more than qualified to have a great career in motorcycle sales.

[theMISTER507]

it makes no dam sence to spend crazy money on buying a nija 250 becase you WILL GET SICK OF IT

[Z07freak]

@theMISTER507 I hope your riding skills are better than your grammer and spelling.

[danieldidom]

YOUR ANSWERED SUCKED!!!!!!!

[DEATHMETAL334]

@talknheadz Get something like an SV650, Suzuki Bandit or a Honda Hornet. Don't go buying it new because I guarantee you you will drop it. And definately don't go buying something like a Gixxer or an R6. They're hard to ride for a newbie and you'll spend most of your time being shit scared of the power.

[talknheadz]

Im 6 ft 200lb 37 yrs old, driving fast cars since forever, hv bike exp on multiple friends bikes but never owned 1, but i do respect bikes, cars, and very familiar with careless drivers, wut size bike should i get, i dnt want the 250 fa sure....any help fellas?

[BuLLeT2go4one]

@Z07freak Shame, tbh. I know how much a crash with a 50cc can hurt. I've tried a lot of stuff with it and afterwards im happy I only had those about 1 hp.

Starting driving a motorcycle with over 100 hp with no experience at all, just sounds nuts.

Loose control with that and you're dead. The acceleration on those things is just too heavy to be controlled by an unexperienced driver.

[theMISTER507]

@Z07freak yea i got to touch up on that :)



[larlar752000]

@StinkyCheese9999 Ok my bad.. There's almost no place in America like that.