he just picked it up from the showroom had around 30 miles on it. i asked if we could switch. he said he was had been dieing to ride my bike ever since i got it so he agreed. first thing i noticed. the seat felt like a piece of wood. it was to tall. i was so leaned over the handebars i thought i was going to fall over top of them. the front end was so skinny i thought i was riding a peddle bike.the back side if my right leg was on fire from the exhaust heat and it was only 50 some degrees outside i cant imagine what that will fell like on a hot day. i couldnt really get on it enough to talk about power because it was still in break in.
now for his evaluation of my bike.
he loved every minute of my bike. he said the seating position was so much better. the handling of it blew his bike away and that my bike was just better all around it felt like to him.
i told him he could have bought two of my bikes for the price of one of his. he is still picking his jaw back up.

 

u know i have seen those bikes at the stealer, and i still cannot believe how crappy they are made, did u wiggle the tank around? next time try to do that and it will actually wiggle around, the plastics dont seem to fit really neatly up against one another. it is disappointing that a nice bike like that would fail so easily.

it is a nice looking bike though.

 

so... what kind of bike do YOU have?

 

didnt really think there was a need to put the name of my bike since its in my signature. but just on case you missed it . 2004 zx6r.

 

Oh... fighting words?
2004 636 didn't really mean anything to me until i googled it. the "zx6r" description really helped me pull it together.

 

heck yes fighting words now i am going to kick you in the crotch via quote marks """" . im just messing with you. i am a very sarcastic person. its all in good fun.