I have a 1100 Suzuki Gixxer, and am thinking of trading for a Harley. What do you think?
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we traded in our ninja for a 2005 electraglide it was the best thing ever we got new pipes and a air kit on it so we've got more power but you'll love it!! plus sturgis is the first week of August maybe well see ya there!!
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ASK A HARLEY RIDER BABE.
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Harley's success is largely driven by emotion.  As such, their primary following audience continues to age, with really no demographic segment moving in to replace them.\n\nWhat Harley-Davidson will need to do is reinvent itself to cater to a new generation.  Their partnership with Buell may be a potential opportunity, however they are up against stiff competition from foreign bikes.\n\nIf they choose to do nothing, their core market will be either dead or too frail to ride within the next 20 years or so.
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They sure make it look good on the infomercials. What you really are getting is a $250 bike that shifts by itself. Assuming you are not physically impaired in some way that would prevent you from operating shifters on a "normal" bike I would recommend a new bike from a professional bike shop. You'll save a few hundred bucks, get fit properly on your bike and have a local dealer for service and advice. You won't have any trouble shifting the current generation of bicycles.
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HARO is the way to go bud, Ive been riding a 1985 Haro Master since 1985 and also have a Haro sport,Haro fst,Haro invernt and a Haro group 1... The mirra is worth the cash because of the good components on it and if you keep it in top shape will be worth good cash should you decide to sell it.\n\nThe Haro f2 is a decent bicycle for the money also..you can also put the bike in layaway and pay small amounts until paid off. This is what we used to do as kids to get a higher end bike.\n\nhttp://harobikes.com
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look on cycletrader.com
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I have put a T3/T4 Hybrid on a 99 GS and to be honest, it's not smart to do unless your doing your fuel system and pistons. You would get 6psi max without blowing anything up so you would be basically be doing it for the sound of the air being vented to the atomsphere. If your gonna go turbo, your better off gettin a turbo motor (4G63T) and building from there. Good Luck Bro
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Well lets see it's the best sport ever!!!!!!! Lots of awesome riders and it's super fun to do. I love Motocross, Riding is exhilarating and thrilling makes you feel the ultimate Adrenalin rush. Broke my scaphoid(wrist) in a slide out corner, but was worth it. Freedom... as it is a bike, and you can go super fast as well as jumping these machines to unbelievable heights. I've try ed all different types of bikes for ex. Honda 80cc,200,250,Kawasaki 100,and the latest bike I've ridden is Yamaha 450F. This bike is way too big for me but it is still thrilling to try out.My Old bike was a Honda 200xr and it was a great learning bike. But I like to jump and you need better suspension. So I'm in the midst of buying a new one. For now I ride My mans Honda 250cr for fun. This bike is too hairy for me , as I'm not that big of a body type to ride such a beast. If you ever get the chance to go to a show you should check it out you wont be disappointed. You can always rent bikes as well, but make sure you wear all the protective gear.Enjoy and let loose:).
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Search on eBay for auctions of that bike and you will get an idea what they are going for.
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I had a 2001 R-6 that I loved to ride. Unfortunately, the second year that I had it I started riding it like an idiot and decided to sell it before someone scraped me off the pavement. It was a fast and good looking bike, not to mention a chick picker upper!
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If you can afford the upgrade and ride competitively, it's a good move.  If you are a casual trainer/rider, you won't see much difference in the results.\n\nGood Luck!
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Hey, I ride a YZ 125 and am not super familiar with the RMZ's but it does sound like you need a new seal/gasket. My sprockets have nothing to do with any oils, so I am a little confused as to how yours are related. Your dad is right though, anytime there are random oils around, you are risking major problems with a 4-stroke. I would call your nearest Suzuki dealer and talk to them. If you live in Canada, call WALT HEALYS in Calgary and they should help you. Thats where I work part-timie - but I am not there now and don't have a parts- fiche in front of me!
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well first off its MOTTOCROSS not motorcross. but its pretty easy. and if you get a good bike its gonna b expensive. but for a beginner you should get a yamaha 4stroke 250.
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That bike is not bad, and it is good that you are deciding against disc brakes...\n\nAnyway, I prefer Specialized.
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Get a Colnago, Look, or Orbea Orca frame and hang Campagnolo all over it.\n\nUnless you prefer to go fat and get into a Turner 5spot, Ellsworth Id, or Yeti ARC and have fun in the dirt.\n\nPlan on spending about $3,000 or more if you want to be really cool, and remember that this is not the section about motorcycling.
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Ok, so "ardi_95" says he's got experience with bikes... although I'm at odds with his ego, I am in his corner here.\n\nPersonanlly I *like* the older bikes and enjoy fixing them up. I wouldn't worry about adding more gears just because that's the trend. If you plan to be a racer, *then* I would worry about more gears and in which case, just buy a new bike. But if you're not a racer, don't worry about what's the latest fad. The important thing is do *you* really like the Nishiki? That is the most important piece -- if the frame fits you, you're comfortable on it and it does what you want, keep it.\n\nIf you decide to sell it, call me first!\n\nAnd since you've asked for qualifications, I will just give a run down of my bike shed...Road Bikes: Trek 400 (mid 80's) Miyata 110 (late 80's), Trek 2300 (late 90's carbon fiber), Bianchi Campione D'Italia (late '80's), Takara (late '70's). Mountain Bikes: Giant ...crap, don't remember (2004), GT LTS Team Issue (2000): Recumbents: BikeE CT (2004), Linear LWB folder (mid 90's). Various BMX, cruiser and other bikes. Anything else feel free to contact me off the list.
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bought a $800. 00 dollar bike for 50 bucks.\n\n           I AM