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Revision as of 20:29, 26 June 2009
Her at N250RC, we're not anti-sportbikes. Many people in the club have one. We just don't think they're the best way to learn to ride.
Articles
Why sportbikes are NOT beginner bikes 1
Why sportbikes are NOT beginner bikes 2
How a 600 SS/RR is different than your Ninja
You didn't start off in size 9 shoes
Start closer to the bottom of the food chain
Non-sportbikes
Keep in mind that there are many bikes in the 500-600cc range that aren't full-on sportbikes. Here is a list of bikes bigger than the 250 that aren't full-on sportbikes. Handle with care.
- Suzuki GS500
- Kawasaki Ninja 500 (EX500)
- Suzuki Gladius
- Kawasaki Ninja 650
- Kawasaki ER6-n
- Buell Blast
- Suzuki SV650
- Suzuki DL650 V-Strom
- Kawasaki Versys
