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excuse my poor english thanks.

 

alright lets start

well i being looking around this few month but i really cant make up my mind on which bike

need help from you guys

i had being looking for long time but only those were my fav like

gpr125, rs125, r15, cbr150

 

so my question is

which is better and whats the price for first hand with and without insurance ?

and dont mind if you guys can guide me on the spec stuff?

cause i dont really understand alot

 

will appreciate your help

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1) You got licence already?

 

2) You got alot of money? If you got alot, you go for the GPR and RS. If you not alot of money or want to save money, go for the others.

 

3)GPR, RS very fast one compared to the other 2. But expensive to run. Eat alot of petrol etc.

[2005 Yamaha YBR 125]

 

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Olla kx sim,

 

Everyone of us ever been a newbie once like you..So don't be sad about it..

 

It takes time to learn and pick up ideas and advice..Its a norm thing to have a kinda splendid looking bike..nothing wrong with it.

 

First of all choose one and review it spec on the net..

Second, maintenance wise

Third is $...can afford? or its more worth it to splurge it on higher cc..

 

Cheers

*Adrenaline Rush*

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I totally have to agree with the others. Boils down to maintenance and affordability. Don't get something you can't afford and only find out after buying the bike. Gonna have a lot of trouble settling bills, worse of, have to sell the bike.

 

First bike? Don't recommend first hand. But! Get someone with experience to help you look at the 2nd hand bike.

Specs can search online, pretty easy to get.

All of them look great, except the cbr150 unless you're talking about the new model which looks fantastic.

Insurance will cost you a lot for these bikes cuz all classified under sports if I'm not wrong, + the p-plate and + under 21 yrs old cost... Up to you to find out from your insurance agent.

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