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what's the best stunt bike
- Thread starter fart
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they dont call it a F4easy for nothing. aka F4i. Lots of aftermarket support for it, bike is seemingly easy to ride, and possibly easy to learn to stunt on. From what I've gathered from others. No doubt it still takes lots of skill, no way around that.
ssteve
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What bike do you already own? Thats the easiest to ride.
Fullthrottle
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ssteve said:
i got an 02 gsxr 600. F.I. crash cage and some custom goodies
its my only source of transpo,and and i put a decent amount of cash into.aside from wheelies i cant rationalize doing more hardcore stunts and dropping it all the time.
i want a dedicatied stunt bike. thats why im asking what stunters think is the best bike to turn into a stunter,
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SradRyder
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look for an f3 f4 or f4i. you can find them pretty cheap on craigslist.
F4i sounds the bike to get for stunting. fuel injected as opposed to F3 and F4(no having to re-jet the carbs etc). it seems that some folks like the R6/R1 as well and the gixxer 750 seems to be a popular stunt bike. but the f4i has such a low center of gravity that it makes it feel so light.
i was about to snatch up an stunt ready 01 f4i for $2200 with a 12 bar, but i think the dude sold it. theres one on CL for $3200 that is a full on stuntbike with a ton of aftermarket goodies-but too pricey for my budget.
i was about to snatch up an stunt ready 01 f4i for $2200 with a 12 bar, but i think the dude sold it. theres one on CL for $3200 that is a full on stuntbike with a ton of aftermarket goodies-but too pricey for my budget.
if you did not want to stunt the bike then why did you put the cage on it... I say stunt what you got... I stunt everything i got, but my f4i has held up the most, and my 50 i can crash a million times dirt or street and it still runs cool
Mike T
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fiddy/F4i..
both are super popular for stunting
both are super popular for stunting
RC twan
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Dont buy an F4i, great to start, you WILL get tired of the bike and want more power. 05 GSXR 1000. Or any R1. Thats the way to go. If you want to be good dont take the easy way out. Unless you are one of those riderz. Easiest thing ride a couple of different bikes and see what feels better to you. GSXR or R1 way to go though!!!!!
f'd up!RC twan
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then I guess a gsxr and an R1 isnt a sport bike ever made. Your last comment you made. Only reason you like your R6 is because it's small. Dont be affraid of power if you know how to control it. If you stunt then you SHOULD know control is everything!!! Try a different bike you'll see what I'm sayin
my last bike was a tl 1000- like your RC before that i rode a 900RR i ride my friends R1 sometimes... The big bikes come up alot quicker and are harder to control... They are easier to wheelie cuz they have more power to bring it up, that does not make them better just harder to control once your on one wheel... I like the smaller bikes they are less twitchy and easier to keep at low speeds.. Putting the front wheel down at 120 130 mile an hour is not for me, but you have fun with that-good luck
humbug612
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QA-50, less gears to shift.Bad Dad said:preferrably free, or at least teh cheapest you can find.
An xr50 is a great start.
Roundboy
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ssteve said:
good point...I knew you were a fine addition to the TMU crew
rep that 707