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Old Mar 8, 2009 | 05:04 PM
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Default Considering an R6

I am really interested into getting an Yamaha R6 raven and I have a few questions :

- Can you bike this bike new?

- would you recommend this bike to someone that has never been on a bike?

- what should I pay for an use R6 Raven?

Thanks in advance

Old Mar 8, 2009 | 05:13 PM
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-Not sure

-Not really. Maybe if you arn't a moron. MAYBE.

-Depends on the year and condition.
Old Mar 8, 2009 | 07:30 PM
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Default Re: Considering an R6

-Yes, from the stealership. YZF-R6. Would not recommend buying the first bike brand new, especially a 600cc crotch rocket.

-No. "Supersports are not beginner bikes." If you have tons of respect for the bike and a lot of patience and knowledge, then maybe. It's harder to get good on a supersport as a beginner than a smaller engine bike that is much more forgiving.

-No idea. Search around and see what they're selling for, as well as other's prices.
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Default Re: Considering an R6

Thinkin about selling my Raven R1 if I get to go on this deployment. It was my first bike and I'm still alive. But then again, I'm not a dumbass with the throttle either.

Edit: That's an R6S btw.
Old Mar 9, 2009 | 05:25 AM
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Default Re: Considering an R6

Originally Posted by Lowfuel
I am really interested into getting an Yamaha R6 raven and I have a few questions :

- Can you bike this bike new? ????????????????

- would you recommend this bike to someone that has never been on a bike? No

- what should I pay for an use R6 Raven? Depends on mileage, condition, etc.

Thanks in advance
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Old Mar 9, 2009 | 04:42 PM
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Default Re: Considering an R6

thats an 05 r6, not the "S", the s model was when the new body came out in 06 and they re did the r6, they kept the old body style and labeled it an "S"

I just got the 05 r6, and its my first sport bike, but i've ridden several bike for several years....i love it, but not sure i'd recommend to a beginner, unless your a calm smooth person....
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thats an 05 r6, not the "S", the s model was when the new body came out in 06 and they re did the r6, they kept the old body style and labeled it an "S"
Exactly. The 05 R6 design was kept and Labeled R6S. Is that picture he posted not the 05 body style? I must be missing the difference in appearance between an 05 R6 and an 06+ R6S. Help me out.
Old Mar 9, 2009 | 06:52 PM
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no, there the same, i think only color differences....just the year makes it an s model....
Old Mar 9, 2009 | 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by diazarusmc
Exactly. The 05 R6 design was kept and Labeled R6S. Is that picture he posted not the 05 body style? I must be missing the difference in appearance between an 05 R6 and an 06+ R6S. Help me out.
05 had usd forks

03, 04 and the R6s have rsu forks

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