Small / Light / cheap / cheap running Performance bike to throw around...

[inlinefour]

Huh? Why? I had an RZ350 and the rev counter was my best friend, no point over revving the thing ? Also on my NS400R, the last thing I would want was no rev counter.....

It just made it go faster

[FROSTY:Me]

It really depends where your head is with a bike. Given ya wanna track day bike and a road bike -I'd stick with ya current bike.
the money you would spend on a cheap bike Id spend on a set of decent shocks and a bit of a power boost. -then trhow on som crash bungs and race glass
You have pprobably the perfect bike to learn to go fast on in your hands right now.
-either that or swap bikes with me --Ill have the sv you can have the zxr400

[aff-man]

Buy mine buy mine hahahahahaha

[Zapf]

It really depends where your head is with a bike. Given ya wanna track day bike and a road bike -I'd stick with ya current bike.
the money you would spend on a cheap bike Id spend on a set of decent shocks and a bit of a power boost. -then trhow on som crash bungs and race glass
You have pprobably the perfect bike to learn to go fast on in your hands right now.
-either that or swap bikes with me --Ill have the sv you can have the zxr400

thanks.... I might just do that.. since I bought a full system for it last month... is there restrictions on mods for the track? and what is difference between race glass and normal fairing? tkns

[aff-man]

thanks.... I might just do that.. since I bought a full system for it last month... is there restrictions on mods for the track? and what is difference between race glass and normal fairing? tkns

Ummmm race glass is made up of fibreglass so is lighter... but more brittle than your standard plastic fairing. Because the fibre glass can be molded into just about anything you can have customised fairings to improve drag/wind resistance etc etc etc.

Or that's what i think anyway but they are heaps lighter