R6 - 16 year olds and 600cc sport bikes

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See full description for link. Here is my opinion on any 16 year old getting a 600cc sport bike for their first bike. Want to see a 100% opposite opinion from mine, then check out what the dude in the Philippines has to say. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmRG0IGpQpU

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I'm 16 and I bought myself a 2016 Yamaha fz07, I have yet to go down and I have put over 3300 miles in a little more than 2 months

I'm 15 gonna be 16 soon and I was wondering if a zx6r 636 is a good bike, I heard it's very good on turns (safety) and I'm not gonna be those riders that drive and split lanes like a asshole

Just respect the bike ? I have had my license sense I was 15 1/2 so not all 16 year olds have 0 experience ?

im 19 and i ride a 0cc bicycle you know i live in netherlands

Can you even have a 600cc wen in age 16 in canada your maximum is 300

bought my bike fz6r twin parallel of the r6 and im 17

Well in my country if you are 16 you can only ride a 50cc bike and if you get to 18 you can drive 125 cc , if you are 20 you can only drive 55hp bike and if you are 22 you can ride all the sports bikes

i want a 600cc for the track at 16 years old

I'm 17 and have a 02cbr 600f4i I rode dirt bikes for about 8 years and I'm doing just fine I agree and disagree with this video

This kid in Nevada got a bike at 16 and it was a 1000 so its really not that stupid bc he is still alive it just depends on ur respect to the bike and not being stupid ride around in the parking lot a few times get use to the bike then learn it more on the road

Your view really got me thinking... My cousin has been riding since he was 17, and had a 2004 r6 sitting around, so i worked a year and a half to pay it off, I'm 15 about to be 16, but I can ride it just fine. I respect the power of it and don't get stupid. I drive it to school and back every day. (in Idaho I got my license at 15, and my endorsement about three weeks ago). What i think is this: Can you handle it? IF you answer anything less that a 100% yes, then no.

I like his opinion but I learned on an r6 at 14 and got my 05 r6 2 days after my 17th birthday and as long as you're SUPER careful you'll be fine, well at least I was, but like he said not everyone agrees with that.

When i was 14 i was used to riding dirtbikes and quads but had never ridden a street bike and my uncle let me drive his 1100, i did fine ripping around the streets of rathdrum.

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anyone learning to ride a motorcycle on the street needs to learn the habit of riding super defensively that means checking before crossing an intersection to make sure no one is running a stoplight because all it takes is one person on there cell phone not paying attention to end your life.

Everyone that i speak to seems to think that you either have to go with a 250@30hp, or a 600 super sport that can make 100+hp. There are happy mediums. For example the gs500 which makes about 50hp, or the ninja 500r which makes around 60. You don't have to go one extreme or the other

Im 16 and i have my gsxr 1000 idk what ur problem :/

Bought my first car at 16. Sold it a week later, bought an R6, flipped it into a million pieces within the next 10 days. Bought another R6 Raven edition and have been babying it ever since.

Just thought I say this but you sound an awful lot like Tom Hanks :P Great Vid

I'm wanting to get a honda shadow spirit 750 and I'm 16 and 150 pound and 5"8 would it be to heavy or to big cc for me?