Turbo or Bike
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get the bike. turbo next year. you can always drive the car in inclement weather.
Loco Honkey
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Go-Quad.
Celerity
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I would say Bike. A bike is a cheap method of transportation, easy as hell to work on, and you can take the bike out while the car is being worked on. Win-win.
What city are you talking about? Because I'll be DAMNED if I take a bike to say, New York City. Boston isnt' any better, everyone in Ohio is a retard, and Denver for being wide-open and quiet is full of bad drivers. I can't think of any major city that riding a bike is even slightly rewarding in.
-> Steve
What city are you talking about? Because I'll be DAMNED if I take a bike to say, New York City. Boston isnt' any better, everyone in Ohio is a retard, and Denver for being wide-open and quiet is full of bad drivers. I can't think of any major city that riding a bike is even slightly rewarding in.
-> Steve
corvetteguy
Senior Member
Turbo......Don;t wanna see you on this Forum as one of those Threads with the title "Another Bike Accident" with a picture of your bike lodged inside a mini van, and your body 400 feet down the rd, missing a bunch of pieces
You'd have fun with a turbo, you could bring it to the track and stuff and the bike will cost more + insurance just my $.02
You'd have fun with a turbo, you could bring it to the track and stuff and the bike will cost more + insurance just my $.02
liquid00meth
Senior Member
Bikes in the city are pointless except for the fact that they are easy to park anywhere. But when your never over 30mph, in bad traffic, on shitty roads, with people flinging their doors open all the time and crazed drivers talking on 6 cellphones and sending mass email from their steering wheel mounted laptop drinking a cup of coffee in their 9 ton SUV - a bike is going to suck.
turbo for the city.
turbo for the city.
I HAD a turbo civic the main reason I sold it was due to having a bike
huh what turbo civic? bahah yeah thats what happened
once every few months I miss my turbo civic I miss riding my bike almost everyday =(
it's a blast!
but if you're going to be living in the city I wouldnt buy either
sell the car and buy a nice pimp car for the city
huh what turbo civic? bahah yeah thats what happened
once every few months I miss my turbo civic I miss riding my bike almost everyday =(
it's a blast!
but if you're going to be living in the city I wouldnt buy either
sell the car and buy a nice pimp car for the city
Seany-izzle
Member
if i lived in a city..like downtown boston or somehting, id get an automatic car...something like a monte carlo or something.
liquid00meth
Senior Member
honestly, unless you get a parking garage with where your living, just buy a beater. Cars get so fucked up in the city if they are parked on the street.
See i wont be in the city all the time. Just during the week. Im going to college in stl and living there during the week but on friday - sunday i am going to my other house which is sorta in the country. so lots of curvy country roads to ride on. A bike is sounding much more fun and easy to me. Also, what kind of bikes you guys like. Im definatly going to get a sportbike. I like gixxers a lot. Also what is the difference between the cbr rr's and f4i's? I know the f4's are faster buy how much faster. The new rr's look pretty sweet too.
Loco Honkey
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Turbo AND a bike. Just please leave what's left to me in your will. 
the RR is a tad bit more harsher to ride "harder seat" it makes a tad bit more power up top due to having 1K extra RPMs before redline
the F4i is, a few lbs lighter does the 1/4 mile faster then the RR but is not as fast on the top end.
If you get an F4i make sure it's a 2002 or under becuase the newer onces went to a Banana seat as with putting on higher up handle bars to make them less sporty so the RR can take the spotlight for the sport bike and the F4i is more so for the older sport riders =)