Hi guys,
A co-worker is oggling my new mts, and is thinking of joining the club. The problem is that he's a new driver, and I suspect the 1000/1100 would be too much for him to start on. Any thoughts on the 620 for a new driver? The specs look a little more tame, and the lighter weight would also help.
And for the Canadian's on the list, are there many of them for sale up here? haven't seen many posted on this forum.
Joe
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QuiChenKane
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Thats the reason I went with a 620. It makes an excellent entry level bike, if the thought of maybe dropping it at low speeds while you learn doesnt wake you up in a cold sweat. 
These bikes are sooo easy to ride, and sooo forgiving. I say go for it.
These bikes are sooo easy to ride, and sooo forgiving. I say go for it.
Priest of the Machine Cult
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2006 Multi 620 (destroyed, utterly)
2006 Multi 799R (body in primer, progress tragically halted by my chronic inability to shit money.)
Rides:
2006 Multi 620 (destroyed, utterly)
2006 Multi 799R (body in primer, progress tragically halted by my chronic inability to shit money.)
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RAMstrada
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Personally, I'd suggest buying something cheaper as a first bike--one that won't cost so much to fix when it gets dropped.
Rich in NM
Rich in NM
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I've got a 620D that I am thinking of selling. I have a test ride on May 1st for my possible replacement bike and will know more after that.
I'll keep you posted if I do decide to sell it.
I'll keep you posted if I do decide to sell it.