Looks like it's been nicely set up - not sure if he'll go for $4500, probably closer to $5500 but you never know. "$7K in the bike" isn't too far off.
Ah to be so young and pure...I'm looking to keep whatever I purchase for a long time and don't plan on ever moving up CC.
Though hearing about 1000 and 600 guys selling their bikes for a 300 makes me feel better.
There is no reason those two bikes are that far apart in insurance rates.Alright so I think I've decided to get a Ninja because of insurance. The 2015 R3 came to $589 a year, 2013 Ninja 300 is $196 a year. My mind says Ninja but my heart is saying R3.
Jeez, $1K to insure a CBR600RR? I'd gladly pay that. He11, I'd pay $2K. Is this for full coverage?Alright so I think I've decided to get a Ninja because of insurance. The 2015 R3 came to $589 a year, 2013 Ninja 300 is $196 a year and for kicks and giggles the Honda CBR600RR is $1016. For the sake of saving $400 a year the Ninja just makes more sense as a learner and someone on a student budget. My mind says Ninja but my heart is saying R3. haha Thanks for all of your input guys! Hope to be a real R3 member in the future!
"The Socialist Republic of Californistan".I hate California.
Jeez, $1K to insure a CBR600RR? I'd gladly pay that. He11, I'd pay $2K. Is this for full coverage?
I hate California.
Very cool. I'm sure the theft is muted there as well. It's out of control here, specifically Los Angeles.Yeah that's full coverage and I'm up in Oregon. A factor could also be that we have some of the safest roads for motorcyclist. That's what my endorsement instructor said anyways.