literally leap on that as soon as you possibly can, if you're mechanically inclined enough to fix it up.
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Adam Ortiz
Justin Sullivan
If I can fix a Miata I can fix a thumper.
I'm most likely buying it even if I have to put the top down and stick it in the passenger seat.
Jaxon Clark
>"I GOT MY MOTHAFUCKIN KEEEEEEEIIIIIIIDS"
Wow, what a terrible individual. Plain, dumb, stupid rednecks like that pair right there. Feel bad for their kids. Pisses me off watching shit like that. Dumbasses. 0 logic
Elijah Baker
well im off for a ride, ill dump some pics when i get back.
Jaxson Hernandez
Are older 250 models like say an early 2000's Ninja 250 good for a beginner to learn to wrench on? I'm expecting something to break within the first hundred or so miles.
Jack Morris
yes
but get a fi hunnid niqqa
Austin Myers
that's just parents in general. maybe not to that degree, but pretty much everyone is irrational about their children. then again, pretty much everyone is irrational about pretty much everything in the first place
Colton James
What's the benefit of a 500 other than more power?
I can't imagine parts are easier to come across.
Logan Parker
>What's the benefit of a 500 other than more power?
more power, more relaxed highway speed.
>I can't imagine parts are easier to come across.
that has nothing to do with engine size
Easton Brooks
harder, actually. there are far less ninja 500's around than 250's. the benefit is just power, which is irrelevant if you're trying to learn to wrench on it. pre-rework EX250's are going to be bikes you are going to have problems NOT finding parts, becaus of their ubiquity and the fact that they were virtually unchanged for close to 20 years.