Supercharger or crotch rocket?
#15
SCharger sure is fun, but having another means of transportation is also a good thing to have. The Roush and Maggie can be had new, for good prices. With the 197 starting to get old, in the world of new cars, Used SC are also out there.
#18
I say if you are an experienced rider, get a crotch rocket. If you've never rode a bike, go for the supercharger.
I've been riding since i was 5 so having a motorcycle in my household is unavoidable. However, I do fully respect the risk I take everytime I take my S1000RR out, and from 22 years of experience riding motorcycles of every kind, i've faired well.
If you're really looking to start riding, start small. Even today's 600cc sportbike can be too much for a beginner to handle when your attention goes from enjoying a cruise to avoiding the car that just turned in front of you.
I've been riding since i was 5 so having a motorcycle in my household is unavoidable. However, I do fully respect the risk I take everytime I take my S1000RR out, and from 22 years of experience riding motorcycles of every kind, i've faired well.
If you're really looking to start riding, start small. Even today's 600cc sportbike can be too much for a beginner to handle when your attention goes from enjoying a cruise to avoiding the car that just turned in front of you.
#19
I say if you are an experienced rider, get a crotch rocket. If you've never rode a bike, go for the supercharger.
I've been riding since i was 5 so having a motorcycle in my household is unavoidable. However, I do fully respect the risk I take everytime I take my S1000RR out, and from 22 years of experience riding motorcycles of every kind, i've faired well.
If you're really looking to start riding, start small. Even today's 600cc sportbike can be too much for a beginner to handle when your attention goes from enjoying a cruise to avoiding the car that just turned in front of you.
I've been riding since i was 5 so having a motorcycle in my household is unavoidable. However, I do fully respect the risk I take everytime I take my S1000RR out, and from 22 years of experience riding motorcycles of every kind, i've faired well.
If you're really looking to start riding, start small. Even today's 600cc sportbike can be too much for a beginner to handle when your attention goes from enjoying a cruise to avoiding the car that just turned in front of you.
Don't get me wrong, I would advise caution with a larger bike, but it basically follows the same principles of having a car that's faster than most, you just have to respect its power. If you choose a bike, just ride safe and ride smart.