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What pros and cons of sport bikes like Kawasaki Ninja and Ducati Superbike? |
pros and cons like the comfort of riding, performance and etc Ninjas come in 250, 500, 600, 650, 1000 and 1400cc's. Which one do you speak of?? Pros of Ducati: name brand recognition, everyone will be jealous. Cons: Maintenance costs you up the as*, parts for damaged ones are almost non-existent at this time, making wait time for repairs forever. Performance-wise, has great top end and torque. Pros of Kawis: relatively cheap. Maintenance schedule not half of that of the Ducati. Because everyone has one, parts are cheap. Support is great because everyone has one. Performance is great as can be. Cons: EVERYONE has one. Comfort is a personal matter. What might be comfortable to me might not to you. So, I wont comment on that portion. depends on the engine size....they both make sport bikes ranging from under 600cc's to oover 1000cc's. Both are very fast and handle well but you wont want to ride any of them all day long. Your wrist and back will hurt due to the riding position on any sport bike. Kawasakis are way cheaper and more reliable. If a ducati breaks down you will most likely find one place within 200 miles that will fix it. Either way if its you first bike dont get anything with more than 600cc's.....you will kill yourself. The Ninja is a great bike if you are smaller, shorter. I had a Ninja as my first bike and it was great. It was able to handle being dumped more times then I want to admit and I was also hit by a car. When I went to sell it after a year I got back all my money less $500, which was amazing. Now my opinion on the Ducati is that you pay for the name, it is a great bike but for less money the R6 is the best bike you can get (this is my opinion). It handles like a dream and it is fun to ride. I really should add that I am 5'4 and 130lbs and a women and I could not get enough of either of those bikes ducati has a high cost to keep up. very expensive maintenance. Kawasaki makes a good sport bike, and is relatively cheap to keep running and get parts. You pay through the nose for insurance on these "superbikes" as the insurance companies call them. CHECK with your insurance company before you buy, some companies won't even cover them. If they do it's big bucks. |
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