Test Drive Tube / Suzuki

By how many miles you have put on it, and by banging the tank and listening to the fuel slosh around.

the trick u use is put ur ear to the tank wit engine off and shake the bike.

@briantono shake the bike easy or jlook in the tank

You look in the tank? lean the bike from side to side to hear the sloshing? Judge by the weight and handling when you get used to it. Though I agree, its a bit naff to not put on a fuel gauge.

I agree with Johnheather to a point. I didn't ride until I was 34, and started with a cbr125. Made alot of throttle mistakes, and body positioning errors etc. Next season got an 08 Gixxer 750. Awesome bike. I really think a retard on a bike at any age is still a retard no matter the size of the bike. However, a 750 is a great mix of power, size, and agility. I love it.

if it lacks a fuel gauge, how do we know how much of fuel is left in the tank after a week or so

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I own this exact bike, and honestly, at your size, I would go with a 600cc for a first bike. At 145lbs, this bike will throw you around. A 600 is plenty powerful enough, and to those guys that get a litre bike right out of the gate, a good dealer will never sell you one as a first bike...rhuhawk makes a good point with the mode selector, but its probably impossible to stay disciplined enough to stay in "c" mode, especially if you ride dirt bikes aggressively !

@partyman6666 If you get an 07+ gsxr it comes with the 3 mapping mode selector switch. That will help you "ease" into it. But honestly when I went from 650 bandit to my 08 gixxer 750 I used that mode a few times the first day and then never touched it. If you are mature and got some throttle control you should be fine. You cant loop the bike with just throttle, unlike the litre bikes (unless you actually try). You cant go wrong with a 750. I love mine.

This could be an excellent first bike if you're mature and patient. You'll also get what you want the first time verses spending the extra money to upgrade later. My first bike is a liter bike.

What do you guys think about the GSXR750 as a first street bike? I've been riding dirtbikes pretty hardcore offroad for the past 3 years, and i'm 32 years old, and a mature driver(on the road at least). 5-9, 145 pounds and very athletic. Thoughts?

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It's cool bro. Lmao and shit you are one FUNNY ass guy! "you can only handle your dads cock in your mouth", freaking hilarious!... ;-)

TRUELEGEND 23 you should shut the fuck up, no one wants to know what you can handle or not,you probably can only handle your dads cock in your mouth, while your mum rides me like how she does on a gixxer, going nicely on the lean

lolololol ohh sorry :D

You dumbass.. I meant TrueLegend25 should go ride a cock, not YOU jackass.

"go and ride a 49 cc or sumthing". Better yet, go ride a COCK.

Damn there are so many haters around here. To be honest with you man, Grab the gsxr which im assuming is a 600. And you should never spend more than $3000 on a 250 btw. I say grab the 600 bc you'll grow into it and be able to ride it and be happy with it for a while. If you grab a 250, you'll outgrow it quick then you'll have to think about buying another one that will satisfy you in terms of power, so grab the 600, just be careful. Don't be dumb.

the 250 idiot do you even have to ask

ninja would be easier with beginners. smaller engine

my first bike was an 04 zx6r,probably/certainly too much power for a beginner...but i was stubborn.had a few close calls but if you have self control a 600 is fine.

i've never ridden a motorcycle. i just got my M permit, and i'm working on getting my license. i'm debating between a ninja 250, or a 2003 suzuki gsxr with 25K miles. both are 4300. which should i go with?

wot the fook has my eye sight got to do do with anything. you fucking canceris shit

first of all: why wouldn't he? second: are you blind?

truelegend 25 ur a noob u don know shit bout bikes, ahhaha 600 0r 750 is for rookies.ur pure shit.go and ride a 49 cc or sumthing .fagg