[Brianinms]

Well over the past month or so I have asked various questions on this forum. Most of the questions related to throttle response and vibrations as well as a few minor things. In search of an answer to those questions I have determined that most of them were the result of my own inexperience. Yes, that is right ….. I am fessing up to being a squid. I haven't made any hardware changes on the bike, but I have changed things such as seating position, wrist position in relation to the clipons and foot position on the pegs. Now that I am sitting back further on the seat I don’t notice the vibrations as well as the throttle choppiness is gone. Well I am not sure if it’s really gone, but I sure as hell don’t notice it anymore.

I may experiment with some other adjustments and see if they make a difference as well, but for now everything is good to go.


:cheers

 

[Ride.]

You sure its not the bike? Cuz these bikes suck, and are too slow for noobs. You should have just gotten a Busa. Then you wouldn't have had to have asked such stupid questions, cuz the Busa is more noob friendly. :cheers
You could have skipped so many steps.
Why actually learn how to ride when ya can just twist the throttle and hold on? WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!

 

[Brianinms]

LMAO ..... shit I am 6ft and 190lbs and this 600 is plenty. I remember everyone telling me, you might as well get a 750 because you will want to upgrade in a year. I think I will stick to this 600 or a few years to say the least.

 

[Ride.]

LMAO ..... shit I am 6ft and 190lbs and this 600 is plenty. I remember everyone telling me, you might as well get a 750 because you will want to upgrade in a year. I think I will stick to this 600 or a few years to say the least.

And that's one problem with this forum. Too many squids trying to give other squids advice. Everyone wants to think they're the exception to the rule.
Glad you don't feel that way. unk

 

[cfgsxr11]

welcome!

 

[trogers013]

welcome man