Having a vibrator between your legs is pretty gay. Don't be insecure though, embrace it. You can still be straight, but your bike will always be gay as shit.
That said, sumos are gayest, followed by scooters, then cafe racers, then cruisers, then groms, then dirt bikes, then nakeds/roastie bikes, then sportsbikes.
Full sized non-cruiser touring bikes like the FJ09 get to be half gay, but instead you have a midlife crisis if you buy one.
Asher Cox
Fuck her in the ass to show your dominance, then write some killer wincest
Asking for an sv1k. Are i4s, parallels and boxers easier than V's
Brandon Wilson
A 250rr? Fuck no They're really rare and stupidly peaky Get something cheap, relaxed and easily reparable
Bentley Myers
>first bike Nah >first sports bike Definitely. Hondas have one of the most linear powerbands of all the sports bikes, and have really calm acceleration that shouldn't surprise you. It will accelerate like a monster, but it won't be unpredictable.
That said, a fireblade, even old, will kill a new rider if they feel like twisting the throttle for funsies. But there's a sticky for this and you can always go read that.
Carson Parker
>roastie bikes ?
Zachary Rodriguez
Indefinitely if you don't use it.
Luke Carter
What bike?
Ethan Bailey
Only if you're a rich guy who lives in Japan.
Matthew Johnson
>sumos are gayest, followed by scooters, then cafe racers, then cruisers, then groms, then dirt bikes, then nakeds/roastie bikes, then sportsbikes.
Depends on the design Never got to open up an s1k, but being a racy supersport I'd imagine it would be pretty tightly packed
Charles Wilson
thanks for the effort
V4 duc is a beast at unmapped 214hp/@195kg.@ 25.995€
What about Suzuki? Can't really compare them at this price point. GSXR 1000 at 202hp@201kg @ 17.990€
8000€ extra to shave off 3-4 seconds per lap, plus follow-up costs for a ducati. If you're not hanging around at the track 24/7 that's hardly worth it. Cool bike anyway.
Liam Collins
Judging by the wording of his post he's somewhere with tiered licensing laws, like Australia, where 250rrs are somewhat common, not super expensive, and are regularly used as first bikes. Its not the perfect choice but it'd be a fuckton of fun.
Modern bikes, especially ones that don't undergo a lot of stress with their miles, can have long lasting clutches. The Youtube dude that rolled his CBR1000 odometer over 5 times (500k miles) claims it's still the original clutch.
Now, you should definitely inspect the clutch cable for fraying and all aspects of the bike at some point every year or so. A good way to remember is to post a piece of paper up in your garage or room with a thumb tack or tape that says what to check every X miles according to the manual, so you always remember. You can just check your clutch cable and even your clutch every time you change the tires, since they have a somewhat long service life.
Tyler Martin
I haven't in the last 3 days you suggested it. I've been working my job, and then it rained on saturday. I did however finish my taxes, but I'm too frugal to buy a new gun. How have you been?
Adrian Young
>Not liking the cheapest decently reliable dualsport on the market.
Seriously, it might be a little underpowered but it does pretty much everything acceptably and is cheap enough that if you total it it's not a huge loss, plus as long as you fix the doohickey the engine will run until the end of time.
They kinda are tho Definitely they're not proper bikes
Grayson Lee
Okay, I'll respond in truth to this. It does it's job, but the competition does the same better. As for the cost argument, a DR or XRL can be had for right around the $2k mark as well. They make almost identical power figures, but weigh several stone less, which makes a massive difference in any offroading scenario. Top it off with the fact that a DR can be made into just as capable of a street bike as the KLR for very cheap, and you really start to see how the Suzuki and Honda edge it out. This is coming from a Kawasaki owner
Levi Gray
>looks good >only 600cc Defend this
Jacob Gonzalez
>suzuki >reliable Kek
Brandon Miller
Post your shadow my man. I see thru your guise
Nathan Bennett
You mean this one don't you, you degenerate faggot.
>muffler doesnt fit >dad wants to see >herewego.gif >show him that it wont hanng on the bracket at the correct angle to sit flush with the flange >"try bolting on the flange first" >is this nigga srs? >it works >muffler is now bolted on and functional albeit a little rattly
goddamn it dad stop making me feel even dumber hopefully nothing comes loose or breaks now. probably going to go over all the fasteners after testing it tomorrow
>Sup cruiser buddy I need people to cruise with. I'd love to do a cross country but I'm waiting until next month to get a windshield/saddlebags. Would be nice to have people to talk to though.
Cooper Davis
I hope he's ashamed of you
Oliver Gonzalez
Having a travel buddy is nice. But it's relaxing as duck to do it alone.
I got a trip coming up and gonna be doing a bit of both. First nine hrs alone and last five will be with a few buddies.
Sure, on a purely numbers basis the KLR falls short in pretty much everything but gas tank capacity.
However the big area where I think the DR and XL fall short is marketshare, at least where I am (southeast Virginia) I've been watching Craigslist within a 6 hour drive for over a year at this point and easily see 5-6 KLRs that are a good deal to every DR, and I've only seen a few XR/XLs period, and hell only one of those was near 2K, it's just a way more common bike which translates to cheaper parts and a better aftermarket, plus there's more of a community online.
Christian Foster
That's a Sky Wave in Japan. And you thought Burgman was a dumb name...
I kind of want one, it'd be great for camping trips.
>Tfw no bike named Mysterious Utility Wizard. Or Pistachio.
Pistachio is always funny.
Justin Fisher
Judging from the photo, I don’t think you truly care of what is cool and what is gay. Atleast, not on a conscious level.
Xavier Moore
A clear Memphis whatever that measures very close to the original manufacturers specs. I could go larger, but I really wouldn't want to, 17 inches is more than enough to block wind and bugs. It's a tad under my line of sight.