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OK guys, so for the last few weeks I've been shopping motorcycles, and finally I narrowed it down to three that I absolutely love: Triumph Daytona, Ducati 848, and R6. All three are sexy and nice.
I just want to get some opinions on which is best. They kinda are all different in class, technically. I've only had a ninja 250, 2008, and have been riding since and I'm ready to upgrade. I have 5000 miles on it and I'm so bored with it that recently I have to start doing stoppies at every red light/stop sign just to have fun with it, since its so damn slow. Do most of you upgrade to a six or do some actually go higher? |
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All three bikes are completely different. My suggestion is almost always buy what catches your eye, or what fits your body best. I would end up getting the Triumph, even though the Ducati is the bees knees, because the nearest Triumph dealer is one hour away but the nearest Ducati dealer is three hours away.
It would be a mistake to presume that these bikes are the "next logical step". The little Ninja 250 makes about 26hp, while the Triumph 675 makes about 110 hp. A better option might be the Ninja 650, the Suzuki SV650S, or even the Yamaha YZF600R. All three bikes you've mentioned have massively more power than anyone can really use on the street.
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It's been nice knowin' you.
I've been "bored" with a 46hp HawkGT for years. So bored in fact, that I have 4 of them.............
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I like those choices. I'm not sure if you'll get test rides on the Yamaha. Triumph and Ducati usually offer test rides to serious buyers.
I've owned two Ducatis and love them. |
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Speaking of monster, I couldn't help but notice your screen name. Perhaps the Ducati Monster 696 or the new Monster 796. Both bikes will have plenty of power for the developing rider. The question is, are you a monster... or not?
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