just got first street bike 1 month ago
#11
biggest mistake about owing $$ on that kind of bike (especially if you are young) is having to run full coverage insurance....

any credit union that i have dealt with make you prove full coverage at the signing of the loan. bought my 08 gsxr 1000 off the show floor @ $5,500 for a 12 month policy. thank god my girlfriend at the time was friends with her insurance agent and he hooked us up as if we were engaged/married. was still $90 a month




if u owe and are paying insurance i would think twice about stunting it. if u got $$$$ in the bank...... stunt that bitch
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#12
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why would you have to do that?? are you planning on stunting it stock? Cage is 300 bucks chain and sprockets another 250. handbrake 2-400. etc. etc. If you don't have any stunt parts for it you will be close to 1000 bucks. Ride it stock get use to riding a sport bike save up an extra 500 and buy a set up f4i for 1500.

not really stunting just doing wheelies and i plan on purchasing a cage,ect. for her. The bike is also paid off 50$ a month on insurance

if i could pick 1 up for 1500 dollars i would save up and get that also
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#13
think its still bad idea with CAGE ect.
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#14
Sell it and buy a stunt bike... You will be in less debt, you will be able to do what you WANT to do, without trashing the value of that brand new baby. The second you put stunt parts on that bike you wont be able to sell it for more than 4G's unless you completely restore it to stock.

Worse yet, here is what will happen, because this is what happens to everyone: They buy a clean bike and want to do wheelies, they loop it, it yard-sales, you end up having to spend mad cash to restore it, yet it will still have its battle scars in certain places, and you will never do a wheelie again. Or you'll end up selling it because you are so bummed out that you trashed a bike you owe 8G's on. Seriously, only pro's stunt new bikes because they won um or they were at least half off...

OR WORSE YET!!! DUNNN DUNNN DUNNNNNNNNNNNN
You have a fully setup 2009 stuntbike that you dont do shit on. Like me. Straight POZER STATUS!
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#15
You're going to cry so hard when you wreck that bike learning.
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#16
well Seeing that i payed 6gs for it and its paid off but i might try to sell it and make a grand off it and buy a 3g stunter its a hard decsion tho
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#17
Here, let me help you out with that. I'll trade you my '03 for your '09. Problem solved!
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Do yourself a favor and before you buy one stunt part for that spend the 1500 to 2000 on a set up f4i from here and stunt that and keep that thing for the street. Nothing worse than owing 8 grand on a stunt bike that isn't worth 3500 when you trash it.

church!
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#19
Cage's dont make your bike unbreakable.

Learning on that bike = Totaled bike within a year TOPS.

Do your research before buying a 09 bike for 6 grand to stunt.... Because your going to end up cracking the frame and busting the subframe before you even learn to do a circle wheelie.

If all you wanna do is be the cool guy on the street doing wheelies. You dont need a cage OR a subscription to stuntride.com. Just a good helmet and riding gear.

Why do people think that owning a sport bike and doing wheelies on it is "Stunting"

Not trying to be a dick or anything, but buying a new bike and trashing it is just plain stupid.

Save all the money you would need to build that thing into a bike that could atleast handle some of the abuse a stunt rider would put it through. And buy yourself a clapped out cheap 2000 dollar F4i. Learn to do wheelies on that and trash it rather than fucking up a minty bike.

Than once you become a stunt pimp on the F4i, sell it or part it out depending on its condition and use the money to start setting up that 09. Then buy a new street bike. and continue the cycle.
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#20
This should be interesting
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