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Joined: Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:29 am Posts: 162 Location: Philadelphia, PA
hey everyone
joined the forum today but have had my bike for a few weeks now. this is my first ever motorcycle and in all truth i got it due to gas concerns. im driving 60-70mi a day and in 5.4liter v8 its costing me much more than a brand new bike and gas. but i am loving the bike. dropped it a couple times as im still learning but its not in bad shape. going to do some mods and enjoy it like the rest of you. happy riding
Joined: Fri Jan 25, 2008 12:47 am Posts: 2657 Location: Sydney OZ.
Hello and welcome to the forum and riding.
You think your going to save money by buying a bike {I DID ALSO} your in for a rude shock. You'll want to add mods to the bike ,next time your passing a bike shop ,the bike automaticly rides into the bike shop, so it can catch to its brothers and sisters in the parking lot , no matter how hard you pull on the handle bars you can't stop it . Then since your there any ways you will buy some thing even if you don't need it.
Joined: Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:29 am Posts: 162 Location: Philadelphia, PA
heh
yeah i already want to put a new exhaust on but thats out of the budget right now and i dont want to damage it if i drop it while still in the learning phase. i am getting frame sliders for it soon though. cant have enough protection.
Joined: Tue Jun 03, 2008 12:09 am Posts: 5 Location: Bay St. Louis-Mississippi
Thanks,
great site, just found it today. bought mine in March, grew up on standards, rode police cruisers, now finally enjoying a good sport/touring bike. should have got one a long time ago. not as bad on back or back side as i thought.
looking forward to talking with other owners.
I just joined the club. I put a deposit on a new GSX650F at Suzuki City in Biloxi MS. I will pick it up Saturday. I have already ordered bar risers, a Stebel horn, Givi Top Case and PLX side cases. I have owned quite a few bikes in the past from Honda dual sports to a Burgman 650 to a ZR-7 Kawasaki to my VStrom 650. I am moving away from the V-Strom because of the tiresome and incorrectable buffeting. I rarely ventured offroad with it and when I did, I found it sorely lacking. Otherwise it was a great bike. I look for more good things out of the 650F. From all that I've read, it will make a fantastic sport touring bike.
Joined: Tue Jun 17, 2008 3:00 pm Posts: 20 Location: Huntsville, AL
So I guess I will finally register here, although I have been posting already. Sorry just couldn't help but post after finding the GSX650F forum's.
I bought my bike on May 26th, I have over 1k miles on it. Love the bike. I have not rode a bike in 15 years, did a lot of research and it payed off. I love the bike.
Joined: Mon Jun 16, 2008 3:22 am Posts: 206 Location: Houston, Texas
OK -- I'll register even though I've been here a while.
I have the black n grey version. No mods, just ridding the @#$%^ out of it! Love this machine.
I'm a RETREAD -- I owned years ago, but have been riding friends machines where ever I happened to live at the time (Norway, France, UK, Australia). My kids were bugging me for a car, so I got mad and went and bought a bike and gave them the keys to my 8 year old mazda -- now we're all happy
Picked it up on 5/20, so tomorrow is our 1 month birtday. Hit 1337 miles on my fill up yesterday.
Happy biking and remember -- the big black round thingy's stay on the pavement
_________________ Ride safe -- it's a jungle out there.
Joined: Fri Jun 20, 2008 12:03 am Posts: 230 Location: Essex, UK
Hi all, I'll register and say hello now even though I don't pick up my bike till Tuesday.
I've been riding for over a year now on my CBR125R which I have now part exchanged for something bigger in the form of the 650F. I'll be using it mostly for commuting but also for a fair few back road evenng blasts and probably some touring at some stage in the near future.
the site looks great so far, it's the only one I've found that seems to be interested in the bike itself rather than the facts suzuki spout out about it, so I look forward to a shared learning experiance.
Joined: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:39 am Posts: 368 Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Hello Sid, welcome to the forum. I also have the Blue and White one. And I'm seeing that you also have an Apple. What kind of Apple do you have?
MacBook Pro 2.6GHz. Awesome Computer and an awesome motorcycle.
_________________ Proud owner of a 2008 Suzuki B-King No replacement for displacement
2003 YZ250 Ripp'in Two Stroke Sold it. 2008 Suzuki GSX650F Sold it Putting a throttle in your hand puts you in absolute control of your reality.
Joined: Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:45 pm Posts: 10 Location: The Mighty Peterhead, North East of Scotland
Hello all,
Picked up my Blue and white one 3 weeks ago, wasn't to keen on the other colours. First bike i have owned as i only passed my test about 10 weeks ago. Really really chuffed with it still running it in tho.
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