Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 12:11 pm
Yeah except its, my zzr 250 is faster than a scooter, and someone else saying they're both death traps, and that his zx7r is faster than their zzr250, however, you're right on track 

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OK now I take offence to this as well.Duane wrote:lots of troble!!!
still put two fiftys in the same basket, infact, i reckon they could be more dangerous, seeing they can do the speed limit, however, when you get into a "situation" you aint got nothing to get out of it. brakes arent great, power at that speed is not good enough...
only thing that makes scooters more dangerous is the suspension and brakes. They're only set up for midgets. thats why greg likes them
GPX.Lainie wrote:OK now I take offence to this as well.Duane wrote:lots of troble!!!
still put two fiftys in the same basket, infact, i reckon they could be more dangerous, seeing they can do the speed limit, however, when you get into a "situation" you aint got nothing to get out of it. brakes arent great, power at that speed is not good enough...
only thing that makes scooters more dangerous is the suspension and brakes. They're only set up for midgets. thats why greg likes them![]()
Not a hope in hell am I upgrading my Kermie because the law says I can. I travel at the speed limit NEVER Speed just ask Mick and Leo. How ever have gotten myself out of a couple of sticky situations
I think it just goes to the rider themself not the bike they ride. We can all say we haven't seen people on bigger bikes Fark up in the same possie
Nothing to do with the rider, i'm simply saying, on a 250 (gpx/zzr) at 100-110 kmph, you aint got much to help you if something does happen. atleast with a bigger bike, you can roll on even in top and still have the midrange to help you.GPX.Lainie wrote:OK now I take offence to this as well.Duane wrote:lots of troble!!!
still put two fiftys in the same basket, infact, i reckon they could be more dangerous, seeing they can do the speed limit, however, when you get into a "situation" you aint got nothing to get out of it. brakes arent great, power at that speed is not good enough...
only thing that makes scooters more dangerous is the suspension and brakes. They're only set up for midgets. thats why greg likes them![]()
Not a hope in hell am I upgrading my Kermie because the law says I can. I travel at the speed limit NEVER Speed just ask Mick and Leo. How ever have gotten myself out of a couple of sticky situations
I think it just goes to the rider themself not the bike they ride. We can all say we haven't seen people on bigger bikes Fark up in the same possie
OK now your PISSING me off tooZX9R King wrote: ur on a real bike now ;D
yeah i've already said it does, however, it's how quick it gets there.ZZRCHIKKY wrote:a zzr has alot more that 110 uner its belt dick head !
Well, the law also suggests that you should be skilled enough when you get off your restrictions to ride a bigger bike, if you dont feel skilled enough to ride a bigger bike, then don't. It's not a case of saying 250's are less of a bike, however, they are...GPX.Lainie wrote:OK now your PISSING me off tooZX9R King wrote: ur on a real bike now ;D![]()
The Law says right now we HAVE TO ride a 250 does this make them less a bike
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Rather be on something like Kermie and be still learning than on a bike I know I cannot handle and perhaps not take only myself out but other riders.
Don't kid yourself. Thats like saying if I rode a honda, it'd be okay?wazza1234 wrote:lets add a new twist to this...
My old scooter would do 100km's on 2.5L of fuel, GPX on highway does 4L/100km insurance is higher (much much higher) and servicing is more exxy.
We all ride, doesnt matter what form of 2 wheels it is its still 2 bloody wheels...and its still better than having to drive 4, even if it is only a 50cc, 250cc or whatever. Pushbikes are slow (although faster than a 50cc scooter at times) and annoying but no one complains about them (too often).