What, lool. They sound awesome, I always loved hearing supers ports when I was a kid.
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21 years old,with m2 is a 600cc SS possible?
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Mad Mike
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Drop by my place, you can rev my Hayabusa 1340 with moto-gp shorties. At 55 I still gives me a h@$*_o$.
My brain hurts.
Going from a 125 to a 600SS is a huge leap.
Your concern shouldn’t be with sound. It should be with experience.
Loving the sound of 600SS since you were a kid?
With all due respect, you haven’t been an adult long enough. Lol.
You’ve had a M2 less than a year.
There are cool, fun and quick 2 wheel machines out there that can be easier on the insurance cost.
I know when I was 21, I was pretty sure I had grown up. In
Check out a KTM RC390 for example. Or maybe a Ninja400?
Now these bikes haven’t been around a long time to have cheap used ones readily available. However, I’d argue they can provide years of enjoyment.
I know some folks that know how to have fun on a 125 and have no problem with a lack of power or the sound track for they matter.
Good look. Sorry if my post is coming off as an old fart wagging my finger.
600SS are fun. On a track. Out on the street? Not as much as many other bikes.
Just one fellas opinion though.
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Going from a 125 to a 600SS is a huge leap.
Your concern shouldn’t be with sound. It should be with experience.
Loving the sound of 600SS since you were a kid?
With all due respect, you haven’t been an adult long enough. Lol.
You’ve had a M2 less than a year.
There are cool, fun and quick 2 wheel machines out there that can be easier on the insurance cost.
I know when I was 21, I was pretty sure I had grown up. In
Check out a KTM RC390 for example. Or maybe a Ninja400?
Now these bikes haven’t been around a long time to have cheap used ones readily available. However, I’d argue they can provide years of enjoyment.
I know some folks that know how to have fun on a 125 and have no problem with a lack of power or the sound track for they matter.
Good look. Sorry if my post is coming off as an old fart wagging my finger.
600SS are fun. On a track. Out on the street? Not as much as many other bikes.
Just one fellas opinion though.
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Thought it would be higher, Im 29 with a cbr 600rr, quoted for 3080. M licence and riding 4 years
Ghostrider619
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what company ? liability only ? stand alone policy ?
Ghostrider619
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Which company ? I have a Z1000, thinking if I should go down to a 600 SS lol.
All state does around 3k if under 30 yr old
Over 30 it's around 1800 with 4 year experience when I got a quote
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roadrash
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AFAIK, Allstate stopped issuing new standalone policies on sport (maybe all?) motorcycles. Need to bundle up.
I don't really condone going from a 125 to a 600 SS. Going from 12HP to over 100 in one step is just askin' for it. Having said that...
...if you gotta do it (and I get it; singles and most twins just sound like **** to me too, and you're just after the sound of the flat-crank I4 consider some of the non-SS bikes out there. In addition to the aforementioned FZ6R, consider some other straight-bar "sport touring" and "naked" bikes like the Yamaha FZ8 and Fazer (779cc I4 of ~100HP), Kawasaki's Z800, Suzuki's GSX-S750.
The key is to stay away from "supersports". Most insurance companies blacklist these bikes because the stats on them are just that bad. If they don't do it explicitly -- "We don't insure those" -- they do it implicitly by offering up a premium they hope will scare you away.
Naked and "sport touring" bikes tend to get lower asks from insurance. It's worth a try to expand your search parameters a bit. But I strongly recommend inserting a step or two before going for the big-inch, high-power machinery, especially if you're just after sound.
...if you gotta do it (and I get it; singles and most twins just sound like **** to me too, and you're just after the sound of the flat-crank I4 consider some of the non-SS bikes out there. In addition to the aforementioned FZ6R, consider some other straight-bar "sport touring" and "naked" bikes like the Yamaha FZ8 and Fazer (779cc I4 of ~100HP), Kawasaki's Z800, Suzuki's GSX-S750.
The key is to stay away from "supersports". Most insurance companies blacklist these bikes because the stats on them are just that bad. If they don't do it explicitly -- "We don't insure those" -- they do it implicitly by offering up a premium they hope will scare you away.
Naked and "sport touring" bikes tend to get lower asks from insurance. It's worth a try to expand your search parameters a bit. But I strongly recommend inserting a step or two before going for the big-inch, high-power machinery, especially if you're just after sound.
roadrash
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Can I do that please ? lol I have a teenage crush on the busa!
Also for the people recommend naked/sports touring, I understand. But I don't have the money to buy a 7-8K naked or sport touring. If I had the money I would have done that and just waited. I has mainly looking at the cb600f4i being a bit more tame than the newer race replica inspired SS.
roadrash
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Try a 2007 Kawasaki zzr600. It's a supersport disguised as a sport touring as far as insurance is concerned. I believe Kawasaki renamed this model the Zx6r in 2008 or 2009, if I'm not mistaken. A buddy of mine only pays $40 a month to insure it. Of course he's in his mid 30s with full M and house/car bundled. But should be much cheaper to insure that than a newer SS.
Word of caution, as others have said, be very careful jumping from 125cc to 600cc. It's a big big difference especially a 600cc SS. It flies, and very easy to get carried away. My first time on it, I was going extremely illegal speeds without even realizing it.
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