Whats the best 600cc Sportbike out there?
02-06-2007, 12:22 PM
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Depends.
Yamaha R6 is a light bike and handles ok but needs a steering damper.
Suzuki gsxr 600 also needs the steering damper.
Honda cbr 600 does'nt need one.
But that does'nt make it the best of the 600 class either, it shows it handles well but the top end speed gets fought out between the gsxr and R6.
The best all rounder is the cbr for handling and comfort and if its raw speed you want than take either the gsxr or R6 they are evenly matched. Just add a steering damper to either one of them.
Borg.
Suzuki gsxr 600 also needs the steering damper.
Honda cbr 600 does'nt need one.
But that does'nt make it the best of the 600 class either, it shows it handles well but the top end speed gets fought out between the gsxr and R6.
The best all rounder is the cbr for handling and comfort and if its raw speed you want than take either the gsxr or R6 they are evenly matched. Just add a steering damper to either one of them.
Borg.
02-22-2007, 09:03 PM
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I prefer the Honda cbr 600.
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03-17-2007, 06:52 PM
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Gsxr600
Yamaha R6 is a light bike and handles ok but needs a steering damper.
Suzuki gsxr 600 also needs the steering damper.
Honda cbr 600 does'nt need one.
But that does'nt make it the best of the 600 class either, it shows it handles well but the top end speed gets fought out between the gsxr and R6.
The best all rounder is the cbr for handling and comfort and if its raw speed you want than take either the gsxr or R6 they are evenly matched. Just add a steering damper to either one of them.
Borg.
Suzuki gsxr 600 also needs the steering damper.
Honda cbr 600 does'nt need one.
But that does'nt make it the best of the 600 class either, it shows it handles well but the top end speed gets fought out between the gsxr and R6.
The best all rounder is the cbr for handling and comfort and if its raw speed you want than take either the gsxr or R6 they are evenly matched. Just add a steering damper to either one of them.
Borg.
03-19-2007, 01:03 AM
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For me, it's Yamaha. Valentino de Rossi is already with Yamaha, right?
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