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JASON96R
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Think I Found My Graduation Present to Myself

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Since, I will graduate this year with a Associates degree, in December. I will buy myself a motorcycle as a reward/motivation (I hate school) for graduating. Here is a site with pics. of the Ninja 650R in both colors they come in. http://www.ninja650.com/ Let me know what you think. I will be a relatively novice rider so nothing to crazy.

If you think that is nice you should see what I plan to get for a Bachelors degree present. http://www.allpar.com/cars/dodge/challenger.html Don't know what to get for a Masters degree graduation gift.
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Post by smoker »

this is more my flavor but the car is cool

http://www.motorcyclemike.com/bikes/69sportster01.jpg
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Post by JASON96R »

Yeah, I like choppers too.

I think I might have found my Master's Degree gift: http://www.tbt.com/news/article16684.ece 1 or more of those would be awesome.
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Post by ridr4lif »

The new Ninja 650R is getting rave reviews from everyone who rides it. It does lack a little bit of h.p. when compared to the Suzuki SV650, but its still a sweet bike. It should work great for a starter bike and im sure once you are comfortable there will be plenty of aftermarket stuff to make it faster. Have fun and make sure to wear your helmet.
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Post by NorthQuad »

Why not buy yourself a crotch rocket that can nearly fly?

http://www.marineturbine.com/motorsports.asp
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Post by JASON96R »

Actually, one of the first bikes that I looked at was the SV650. It looked pretty nice but nothing like the Ninja 650. It wont be my first bike per se. It will be the first that I will really dedicated to riding. I haven't ridden, here and there in parking lot, at all for about 5 years, so I will be picking up a cheap used bike over the spring to re-learn how to ride. Until this time next year when I will look for a low mileage 05 Ninja, or maybe just a brand new one.
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Post by JASON96R »

Northquad, I believe that could be to much bike for me. The site I gave for the pics, also has forums for the Ninja 650 and a ZZR1400(I think). Guess that bike puts out 200 HP stock.
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Post by raw9283 »

I think you should buy this bike:

http://www.dodgetomahawk.com

May not be enough power though... :)
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

I got an '81 YUamaha Maxim...

Decent smaller bike. Decent for the $1600ish I got in it total...
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