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What is considered the most reliable street bike? |
Im looking to get a 2005 Kawasaki Ninja zx 636, or a suzuki katana 600. I hear that these two brands are not as reliable as honda or yamaha. This will be my first bike so im looking for something that will give me the least amount of problems so i can worry about riding and not down time from my bike being in the shop. They are both good bikes. I'm sure you'd be very happy with either one. I REALLY L0VED Y KAWASAKI NINJA 636!!! I W0ULD T0TALLY GET AN0THER 0NE. THE 0NLY PR0BLEM THAT I HAD WAS WHEN I HAD THE BIKE L0WERED THE L0WERING ARMS MADE A P0PPING N0ISE WHEN I P0PPED ANYKIND 0F A WHEELIE. IT WAS KINDA WEIRD BUT I S0LD IT SH0RTLY AFTER THAT S0 CANT TELL U WHAT 0THER KINDA PR0BLEMS IT AY HAVE HAD. I would recommend the Yamaha FZ6, or the Suzuki SV650 well looking at the options you want a sports 600. The most reliable and a great bike to ride is the Honda CBR 600..The Suzuki GSXR 600 has a great engine but is let done by paint work...can be kept looking good with care but if you don't will quickly deteriorate. the kwack 636 again a good bike but not as good as the other 2. CBR600RR any day and twice on Sunday. All of the big 4 (Suzuki, Honda, Kawasaki, and Yamaha) are extremely reliable. I've owned several of all except Yamaha, and have never had any trouble from any of them. Depending on your age..I would check insurance on all of them before you buy....CBR, GSX-R, and ZX are all considered sport bikes and will have higher rates than the naked bikes... For instance When I got my bike, Suzuki Marauder 1600, in 2004 (I was 34 at the time) full coverage insurance was 250.00 For a Suzuki Hyabusa 1300, Full coverage was 3100.00, GSX-R 750 was 2800.00. So, I would check insurance and that may decide for you. All the Japaneses brands are very reliable. The ultimate answer is HONDA. Honda's have a rep for being dependable but all the modern bikes of today are very reliable. Abuse and bad maintenance are the biggest causes of unreliability. buy a cbr600, it doesnt matter what you do to it, any cbr will just keep going, they are the duracell bunny of the bike world!!! trust me ive driven cbr's for years!!! Regardless of the brand, don't always believe everything you hear. Some people can tear up an iron ball setting in a sand box. |
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