CBR600F4i???
03-14-2006 | 05:59 PM
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Re: CBR600F4i???
Originally Posted by crxinout
I have an 01 f4i Love it. Coulld not get off of it last summer. I haven't even had the bike a whole year and i put 6,000 miles on it. The only problem i had is that I had to replace the rear tire...Let me know if you wanna check it out. I'm looking to get a bigger bike. Looking to get $5,500 for it. Its in great shape. Black and red......here a pic www.myspace.com/carlosjrodriguez login to myspace first
03-14-2006 | 08:14 PM
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Re: CBR600F4i???
Originally Posted by j4k3
that bike is really nice unfortunatly i wont be able to pick one up untill around mid-summer. i have a recklace driving ticket i have court for next week so i've decided to sell my crx and get a truck for now and then in the summer i wanna get a bike to play with.
03-14-2006 | 08:59 PM
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Re: CBR600F4i???
my first bike was a CBR. ive ridin 250 nijas 750 ninjas downed a yamaha R1 and own a 02 gsxr now.
like i do for everyone else.. i'd recommend the older CBR's for any first time rider. the F4i first if you can afford it ($4500ish) then go older to get a cheaper bike. 600's are plenty capable and then when you get comfortable and the bike starts to feel 'slow', a simple chain/sprocket conversion will have your bike running hard.
like i do for everyone else.. i'd recommend the older CBR's for any first time rider. the F4i first if you can afford it ($4500ish) then go older to get a cheaper bike. 600's are plenty capable and then when you get comfortable and the bike starts to feel 'slow', a simple chain/sprocket conversion will have your bike running hard.
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