Well I had never really ridden a thou or a 600 before but yesterday dover lent me his bike. Well today boomer let me have a ride of his baby what a birthday present, all on private roads of course. Although I only got to squid it up on the straight twice and go through about 5 corners before turning around it was still a really nice experience, Its feels a lot higher than a thou and slightly smaller in the front and easier to throw around but it didn't have that same feeling of stability the K6 expelled from every orifice, and It didn't scare me as much. It got to the 200 mark easy enough. Which for me was fine any speeds over that and i'm too inexperienced to handle the jandle, its cornered like it was on rails and the brakes definitely had some grunt not quite as much as the gixxer but enough to stop ya. I was a lot more fun as you could full throttle it in 2nd without doing a dover or dislocation of shoulder from the G's generated. the power was extremely Linea and just keep coming making it not as much of a thrill but a fair bit easier to control. I can definitely see why people say get a 600 before you go near the thousands. The ride on this bike gave the inspiration to save up and get enough for a deposit on a 600. It amazing the diffrence between a 250/400 and a 600 and thou. You have to completly change your riding style it must take a few thousand k's before you can used to such power and start to tap into, either that or im just say gay scooter ride...
A great bike and for about $17k you can own one. I don't know about you but I'm in like Flinn.
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