Interesting Blog Article.
http://designmind.frogdesign.com/blog/on-the-road-to-motorcycling-bliss.html
http://designmind.frogdesign.com/blog/on-the-road-to-motorcycling-bliss.html
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So you want a motorcycle?
- Thread starter eastcoast_gsx
- Start date
MarcosSantiago
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Can't even tell what those bikes are.
More info from the link:
1. 2005-2010 Suzuki DRZ400SM
2. 2001-2008 Triumph Bonneville Or... Cheaper Alternative - 2001 Kawasaki W650
3. 2002-Present Ducati Monster
4. 2003-2010Suzuki SV650 Or... Cheaper Alternative 1999-2002 Suzuki SV650
5. 2011 CBR250R Or... Cheaper Alternative 1988-2007 Kawasaki Ninja 250R
6. 2004-2009 Yamaha FZ6
More info from the link:
1. 2005-2010 Suzuki DRZ400SM
2. 2001-2008 Triumph Bonneville Or... Cheaper Alternative - 2001 Kawasaki W650
3. 2002-Present Ducati Monster
4. 2003-2010Suzuki SV650 Or... Cheaper Alternative 1999-2002 Suzuki SV650
5. 2011 CBR250R Or... Cheaper Alternative 1988-2007 Kawasaki Ninja 250R
6. 2004-2009 Yamaha FZ6
I know it's hard for some people to follow arrows, but the arrow actually starts at 'yes' and ends at the photos, the other arrow starts at 'I want to look good' and ends at the photos.
No what he's saying is the "Riding? I just want to look good." leads to 2 places
1st to 'which gentleman is cooler' and then goes to "yes". And that "yes" doesnt lead to any bike.
toshison
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ViperZ right on this one.
I think the line connected to the "YES" above the SV650 is an exception where the flow of the line actually goes up to the "gentlemen.." not down. It sort of makes sense as it asks if you know what a torque wrench is (or know somebody who knows what it is), if you do it takes you to the gentlemen which then leads to either the bonne or monster. If you dont know what a torque wrench is, it takes you to the SV650 implying that the bike is a turn key workhouse which it is.
I think the line connected to the "YES" above the SV650 is an exception where the flow of the line actually goes up to the "gentlemen.." not down. It sort of makes sense as it asks if you know what a torque wrench is (or know somebody who knows what it is), if you do it takes you to the gentlemen which then leads to either the bonne or monster. If you dont know what a torque wrench is, it takes you to the SV650 implying that the bike is a turn key workhouse which it is.
So how come you should ride an R1 if you're under 5'6. Can someone under 5'6 even come close to flat footing an R1?
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Never mind, I am a dumbass
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Never mind, I am a dumbass
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So the moral of the story is, nobody should ever ride a real SuperSport?
-Jamie M.
nope, only supermoto... on the streets lol
The title of the graph is "The definite FIRST motorcycle decipher diagram", so you could get an SS as a second bike. Funny enough, the bike I started on is on the list
Julz
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Maybe yes means you shouldn't be riding at all. Whatever it is this graph is a major FAIL
kiwi
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Ahhhh. I guess I didn't follow that. My first bike was a 2000 CBR 929! lol.
-Jamie M.
wow.. nice classic bike!
Yeah. I fell off a horse in 2002 and hurt my back real bad so I sold it
Two vehicles I should have never sold, that 929 and my Infiniti G35 6MT Premium
-Jamie M.
Is this the only pic of the G35 you've got? Really? lolYeah. I fell off a horse in 2002 and hurt my back real bad so I sold it
Two vehicles I should have never sold, that 929 and my Infiniti G35 6MT Premium
-Jamie M.
ROFL, the only one with me in it, otherwise I post up and peeps are like "that wasn't your car" ROFL!
I've got a sweet video of me drifting it somewhere.
-Jamie M.
Sabex
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-Jamie M.
THAT is a HUGE........ scope.
Jamie, you write in every thread how many times and how badly you crashed... Just sayin'...
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