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I breeze through my monthly copy of Motorcyclist. It's basically toilet reading - I can finish the entire magazine in the time it takes to take a dump.
Anyway, I get to the Smart Money page - basically used bikes that are worth a hard look - and the showcased bike is the Yam YZF-R6S. Sharp bike, but a bit too hyper for my blood. Run down the Also Smark inset and they have the Honda CBR600F4i... makes sense. There's the Kawi ZZR600... an 06 for average retail of about $5K, sweet. Wait, what's that last bike???
The 2004 Suzuki GSX-F600 Katana. For about $3,830.
"Cheap, friendly and unassuming, the ubiquitous "Can-o-Tuna" was finally phased ot in favor of the relatively modern GSX600F. But frugal beginners everywhere can look beyond a lack of pure thrust and see a loyal, air/oil cooled 600cc companion."
Note to editors of Motorcyclist: Good for you!
Anyway, I get to the Smart Money page - basically used bikes that are worth a hard look - and the showcased bike is the Yam YZF-R6S. Sharp bike, but a bit too hyper for my blood. Run down the Also Smark inset and they have the Honda CBR600F4i... makes sense. There's the Kawi ZZR600... an 06 for average retail of about $5K, sweet. Wait, what's that last bike???
The 2004 Suzuki GSX-F600 Katana. For about $3,830.
"Cheap, friendly and unassuming, the ubiquitous "Can-o-Tuna" was finally phased ot in favor of the relatively modern GSX600F. But frugal beginners everywhere can look beyond a lack of pure thrust and see a loyal, air/oil cooled 600cc companion."
Note to editors of Motorcyclist: Good for you!
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They all are good bikes for decent money.
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