What is the best 125cc or 150cc sports bike?

[Nevilleef12]

Probably another 4 to 5 years 16 at the moment and uni is across the roaday so not gonna go flatting

[Yow Ling]

Keep your scooter, buy an FXR150 and go bucket racing, no tickets , no bullshit , bring your mum she will understand how good this would be for you.
PM Buddha#81 he is the junior race co-ordinator. When you rich buy a flash bike

[mr bucketracer]

get one of these (-: can't be a 550 officer its to small

[jasonu]

well reliability for a 2 stroke a rebuild every 2 years

You can easily rebuild a single cylinder 2 stroke top end on a Saturday morning and it costs fuck all.

[babysteps]

Keep your scooter, buy an FXR150 and go bucket racing, no tickets , no bullshit , bring your mum she will understand how good this would be for you.
PM Buddha#81 he is the junior race co-ordinator. When you rich buy a flash bike

That is probably the best advice you'll get

[CB ARGH]

I had the same problem with my mum with my first bike.

I know it'll be a struggle but you need to try convince her to let you ride a 250cc. Excellent learners bike. Honestly mate.

Some may be pissed off but let's go for the Honda CBR250RR (MC22), for 4K you'd expect a well maintained bike, near new tyres, 60-80,000KM plus a few scratches.

And let her know it's only 43hp! Her car would have triple that (make something up if not)!

Honestly mate the inline 4 cylinder 4 strokes are the best bikes to learn on (SCRATCH THE FZR's). Low power at low revs (GREAT for learning), but when you want to go for a hoon, get it at the 13-16K mark and it'll put that smile on your dial! Plus the MC22'S 13L tank will go up to 280km (personal best 285km town+open road), average tank is 230-250km.

Overall, I would never bother with anything under a 250cc if you want to do the cruises at 100km/h and overtake easily. It'll never happen. Never.

And bro - Dodge the GN's.

That's my two cents from experience anyway.