For a first bike rider ...?

Question

for a first bike rider what would be noticed if he start with zzr600 or zzr 1400?

< if your answer is CRASH or such a thing like that, let me know why? <

thanks

Answer 1

LOL!  It&#039;s not whether you&#039;d CRASH, it&#039;s whether your body would be identifiable afterwards.  8^)

The basic answer to your question is that a 1400cc bike is much heavier and harder to control for a beginner.  It would be like learning to drive in an 18-wheeler.  But in the case of the ZZR1400, it would be more like learning to drive in the Space Shuttle!  A beginner has no business riding a motorcycle that can do 186 mph!

(I have been riding for decades!  And even I have very little idea just how fast 186 mph is on a motorcycle!  I have gone 110.  One time, just to see if I could do it.)

But even at a reasonable speed, a bike that heavy is going to be trouble until you get a feel for it.  Slow-speed cornering around town, backing into parking spaces, etc. will not be fun.  Gravel or dirt roads or even gravel parking lots will be a nightmare!

Answer 2

The only correct answer so far is from Dingo.

You do have the know how to ride a ZZR 600 let alone a ZZR 1400 [ that can do nearly 200mph out of the crate].

Start with something like a 250 four stkoe or a 125 stroker twin.

A ZZR1400 in the hands of a novice is certain death.

Answer 3

Hey Saman

Both good answers but.....

By the way you would probably get a better responce if you posted this in &quot;cars and transportation&quot; under &quot;motorcycles&quot;

This forum is for racing questions - like &quot;Did you watch the gp this weekend?&quot;

Answer 4

He would be a fool if he did not take a riders safety course &amp; go to racing school to learn how to control a machine this these.