[ShannonG]

I like McDonald’s too. And I’m not ashamed!

And there’s no charge for awesomeness or bodacity (if you’ve seen the movie you know).

[ShannonG]

Yellow is my favorite color!

[ShannonG]

Welcome! I hope she loves the Ninja!

[ShannonG]

For that little difference I would get the 08. When it’s time to sell it it’s a year newer.

[ShannonG]

Sorry, I thought you were talking about this:
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/bikereviews/searchresults/Bike-Reviews/Suzuki/Suzuki-GSX650F-2007-current/?&R=EPI-99365

I sort of had a pipe dream about someday moving up to a GSX-R 600. But after a little research I learned it’s 125 horspower, up from the roughly 50 my GS500 puts out. I could get into waaayyy too much trouble on a bike with that kind of power.

[ShannonG]

I’m seeing more of these around. Sorry, I know it’s the opposite of what the original post was about. They’re completely mental.

http://spyder.brp.com/

[ShannonG]

My owner’s manual said something about not overfilling your tank. I think spaz is right.

[ShannonG]

Isn’t the GSX a 650?

[ShannonG]

Wow – who knew there was a whole web page devoted to stock handlebars? Thanks!

[ShannonG]

Very, very nice!

[ShannonG]

Very, very nice!

[ShannonG]

It’s probably pretty similar to a Ninja 250.

[ShannonG]

There seems to be more selection of small displacement cruiser bikes than of sport bikes. That being said, I really don’t know if one is any safer than the other.

[ShannonG]

I was reading a Cycle Canada review of the Ninja 250 (a sport bike, but bear with me) and a sentence that stuck with me was “If the speed limit is 100km/h and 150 km/h lands you a fine of $10,000 and the immediate impoundment of your motorcycle, what good is a 250 km/h machine?
Any motorcycle will provide you with two wheeled thrills. I rode a friend’s 125cc pit bike at my sister’s last dirt bike race and had a blast. Be safe, be smart.

[ShannonG]

Shoot! Sorry – I just can’t get the picture to work no matter what I do.

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