Which do you recommend?

[zongbao]

get a krr. =) cheap to maintain.. good fuel comsumption.

[macan_putih]

Originally posted by SlayGay@March 04, 2007 02:18 pm

If u are a "looks" person, go for sports bike like sp or krr first. Aprilla is not easy to maintain unless u got a lot of cash to burn. I believe u are the sports bike kind of person and u get a scooter or phantom, no matter what benefits they bring u will also regret when u look at other ppl riding sports bike.

If u are intending to upgrade, look around for a cheap 2nd hand sports bike to tide u thru 2b.

go wit ur wat u want

do u want to regret when u grew old tat u did not manage to ride wat u want

i rode 2 tzm plus one rs125 before

if u fren tells u rs125 is a problematic bike, does he ride one before or just merely syaing what he heard from others

tzm also problem bike wat

all bikes got problems if u dont know how to maintain it

for my rs125 i only did one overhaul job and change valve twce only

and who says its high maintainace. if u wan ur bike to last long then use good oils and lubs

if u used cheap ones than dont complain if the bike spoil by saying its a problematic bike. well everything boils down to the owner. like someone says maybe u met the f** up rs125. Mine was stock with only arrow pipe and it had serve me well. going up and down from sepang and also on track wit no worries

. Like they say money can find but the dream of riding wat u really wan can never be replaced later at old age

[ahboy535]

Depends on wat u wan...economic or design ? get wave 125 for cheap and good transport...wan nice go get a sports bike lor...

[redbeacon]

Originally posted by Cheeesy@March 03, 2007 03:15 am

I would really be greatful if someone introduces to me a bike that is below 200cc and has a look of a sports bike.

...

Comfortability (Certainly wouldn't mind a vespa. But would prefer a sports bike.)

 

A sportsbike would have you sit with a posture that might not make you comfortable with it. Think carefully about that one if comfort is one of the aspects that you want your next bike to have.

 

Dude, my advise to you is - figure out what you want to do with your next bike. Do you want simply ride it to-and-from work? Or are you planning to spend some fun time burning rubber with it? Or both?

 

Secondly, narrow down the bikes that caught your eye. Then, compare each bike's pros and cons with the abovementioned plan. Couple that with cost and future upgrade plans as the criterions and you will never go wrong once you get your next bike.

 

[ahboy535]

choose watever bike u feel comfortable with...

[9NAGA]

1yr+ to ur 18th bdae..den i think a few months after that then maybe u pass...why think so far ahead?

[--BuSa--YoNg--]

Gt a X9 o X8 is better n dun waste ur $ @ 2B save it 4 Class 2

[xcore]

if you love saosin or post hardcore music you should consider a scrambler or vespa, rockers dont really suit the whole sports bike look. haha, but still, i'm riding an aprilia y2k and i haven regretted the least.

[mab]

if you love saosin or post hardcore music you should consider a scrambler or vespa, rockers dont really suit the whole sports bike look. haha, but still, i'm riding an aprilia y2k and i haven regretted the least.

 

Haha, true. many of my frens in the 'scene' are going for scrams.

 

anws, its an old thread. ts probly riding a class 2A bike already. hahaha.

[foxie77]

If you want killer looks and not raw power n speed (max 134km/h without malossi 170cc bore kit), uber FC of 40-50km/litre, no 2T hassle, no "peeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhh" sound, no white smoke, longer than R6 in length, a tat smaller in width than R6, Made in Italy, gt some $$ to spend or actually u just need a stable job, $1500 down payment, $200+ COI for 5 years... this is for you.

 

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/ChelseyDoll/DSC00537.jpg

 

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/ChelseyDoll/DSC00659.jpg

 

The Yamaha YZF-R125 suffice your first 2 criterias of

 

Below 200CC (For a 2B licence holder.) = 125cc

Looks (Sports bike look.) = no this is not sports bike look, LOL

 

 

If you want ALL 3 criterias to be met, go and affordable, try this:

 

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/ChelseyDoll/DSC00681.jpg

 

DOHC engine, high reving, max speed hit at 150(stock), tested and proven. FC at 35km/litre + -

no white smoke, no 2T hassle, Size BIGGER than YZF-R125, heavy weight champion of 160kg+, uber stable even against crosswinds. more comfortable as it adapts a sports tourer position rather than race position. Its only $8.5K OTR first hand bike.

 

Both bikes have aftermarket LTA Approved pipes alrdy shd u want to mod. ^^

Edited February 14, 2009 by foxie77

[eSOng]

daelim rwr is the choice. haha. =)

[eSOng]

is the white buy ninjapura bike ?

[XYxCrOss]

=.= Not Cagiva Mito Mehh ahhahahax

[apacheon]

If you want killer looks and not raw power n speed (max 134km/h without malossi 170cc bore kit), uber FC of 40-50km/litre, no 2T hassle, no "peeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhh" sound, no white smoke, longer than R6 in length, a tat smaller in width than R6, Made in Italy, gt some $$ to spend or actually u just need a stable job, $1500 down payment, $200+ COI for 5 years... this is for you.

 

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/ChelseyDoll/DSC00537.jpg

 

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/ChelseyDoll/DSC00659.jpg

 

The Yamaha YZF-R125 suffice your first 2 criterias of

 

Below 200CC (For a 2B licence holder.) = 125cc

Looks (Sports bike look.) = no this is not sports bike look, LOL

 

 

If you want ALL 3 criterias to be met, go and affordable, try this:

 

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/ChelseyDoll/DSC00681.jpg

 

DOHC engine, high reving, max speed hit at 150(stock), tested and proven. FC at 35km/litre + -

no white smoke, no 2T hassle, Size BIGGER than YZF-R125, heavy weight champion of 160kg+, uber stable even against crosswinds. more comfortable as it adapts a sports tourer position rather than race position. Its only $8.5K OTR first hand bike.

 

Both bikes have aftermarket LTA Approved pipes alrdy shd u want to mod. ^^

 

what's that second bike? (bigger than YZF-R125)