Looking for light fast track bike

[Harvd]

an rg150 looks too 80's for my taste

Haha you know when they were made right?

But seriously, A 250 2strokes the way to go. Coz they reel speedy

[del-solider]

an rg150 looks too 80's for my taste

u sure you not looking at a rgv150? the rg150 looks pretty gud imo

[imdying]

Why if you're looking for a light fast track bike did you only list slow heavy bikes???

[SMOKEU]

Get an RG150. They cost about half that of a CBR250 and they are FUCKING quick around a track because they are so light. And there is a specific class of racing for the 150cc bikes.

[CookMySock]

ive got a fxr150 thats moddded and its still not fast enough.....

of course, coz its a four stroke.

an rg150 looks too 80's for my taste

Geez, you are going to be picky about the 80's styling of it?

A learner lady friend of mine just bought a KR150, and she was just idling it around and I thought it was time she felt this little weapons' power band, so I sent my son out in front in the car on the open road and told her to "just put it in third gear and then hold the throttle wide open pass the lad in the car." Well, I was following on my 650 and I was full tit trying to catch them.. this fucking little KR did 125k before she got it out of 3rd gear, and gave everyone a bad fright, except her of course - she had the biggest grin on her face while we more-experienced bikers were frowning.

Seriously, get a two stroke.

Steve

[DELLORTO]

Get an RG150. They cost about half that of a CBR250 and they are FUCKING quick around a track because they are so light. And there is a specific class of racing for the 150cc bikes.

i already race, i listed the bikes above because there the sorts of bike i want i dont like two strokes and i never will i hate everything about them.....

i ride much faster on a four stroke because i love the torque for engine braking and smoth acceleration.

[Sketchy_Racer]

i already race, i listed the bikes above because there the sorts of bike i want i dont like two strokes and i never will i hate everything about them.....

i ride much faster on a four stroke because i love the torque for engine braking and smoth acceleration.

Learn to tame a 2 stroke and it will make you a better rider. It will teach you much, much better throttle control than any of the bikes you have mentioned. Small bore 4 strokes are easy to ride, which usually means average riders go faster on them, but not because the rider is faster, but because the bike is making up for short comings of skill. You think it is a coincidence that the two classes leading to MotoGP (125gp and 250gp) are two strokes, and have stayed that way for so long?

If you want to leave buckets and go racing the best route is either 125GP, but that will take large sums of money in comparison to buckets, and good mechanic, or streetstock where you can either ride on 250 four strokes or 150 two strokes.

Otherwise if you just feel like having a cool bike that you like riding, buy the one you want and go track daying.

[Quasievil]

Light and Fast ?? MOTARD ..................lighter and faster than all the above

[skidMark]

of course, coz its a four stroke.

Geez, you are going to be picky about the 80's styling of it?

A learner lady friend of mine just bought a KR150, and she was just idling it around and I thought it was time she felt this little weapons' power band, so I sent my son out in front in the car on the open road and told her to "just put it in third gear and then hold the throttle wide open pass the lad in the car." Well, I was following on my 650 and I was full tit trying to catch them.. this fucking little KR did 125k before she got it out of 3rd gear, and gave everyone a bad fright, except her of course - she had the biggest grin on her face while we more-experienced bikers were frowning.

Seriously, get a two stroke.

Steve

Now i know you are lying, you have no mates, especially not lady ones.

[DELLORTO]

Learn to tame a 2 stroke and it will make you a better rider. It will teach you much, much better throttle control than any of the bikes you have mentioned. Small bore 4 strokes are easy to ride, which usually means average riders go faster on them, but not because the rider is faster, but because the bike is making up for short comings of skill. You think it is a coincidence that the two classes leading to MotoGP (125gp and 250gp) are two strokes, and have stayed that way for so long?

If you want to leave buckets and go racing the best route is either 125GP, but that will take large sums of money in comparison to buckets, and good mechanic, or streetstock where you can either ride on 250 four strokes or 150 two strokes.

Otherwise if you just feel like having a cool bike that you like riding, buy the one you want and go track daying.

but i dont want to leave buckets....i just want to get used to a big bike so when im ready to move up from buckets ill be ready and hopefully compeditive. i know two strokes are fast ect but im planning on having it road registered.

[Squid69]

hae im looking for a 250 track bike {sorry no ex250's,gn250's ect] most of the fast ones are getting old now {zxr250,fzr250,cbr250} are these bike still good? also would a bandit 250,vtr250 make a good first timer track bike??

never ridden any these so just want to know abit about them before i go buy one.

Thanks -max

Get a fucking 400!
unless you already have a 250 then your gaining NOTHING over a 400(exept the cost of a 250 being greater to start with) by using one.

[del-solider]

but i dont want to leave buckets....i just want to get used to a big bike so when im ready to move up from buckets ill be ready and hopefully compeditive. i know two strokes are fast ect but im planning on having it road registered.

Yer and... you can still have a road registered 2 stroke

[DELLORTO]

went around i few bike dealers today, i decided on the cbr205rr after many looks and figures it is the best out of all of them by far. Hopefully will be getting it somtime soon.

might just be at the july motott track day with it