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Ducati monster 696, which is about as nice an entry-level bike as is worth getting, will run you about 10K. Probably a little less if you get a demo model or something. If you want something slightly more powerful/nicer get a Monster 796 (about 12K), a Streetfighter (~17K)

or: BMW F800R, beautiful easy bike and really reliable for ~10K Yamaha FZ8, Cheapest legit streetfigher bike you can get and about 10.5K

Finally, I may be biased but I just bought a Kawasaki Z1000. 1043cc and a 4-stroke i4. So fast and so gorgeous and so much fun to ride. An 13.5Kish http://www.kawasaki.ca/model/STREET-TOURING/1253/Z1000

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[quote=Independent Gestion]Ducati monster 696, which is about as nice an entry-level bike as is worth getting, will run you about 10K. Probably a little less if you get a demo model or something. If you want something slightly more powerful/nicer get a Monster 796 (about 12K), a Streetfighter (~17K)

or: BMW F800R, beautiful easy bike and really reliable for ~10K Yamaha FZ8, Cheapest legit streetfigher bike you can get and about 10.5K

Finally, I may be biased but I just bought a Kawasaki Z1000. 1043cc and a 4-stroke i4. So fast and so gorgeous and so much fun to ride. An 13.5Kish http://www.kawasaki.ca/model/STREET-TOURING/1253/Z1000[/quote]

Thanks, I'm liking the 796. Good price, nice bike

 

Ninja is made by kawasaki Personally im a fan of honda. I've had good experince with their dirtbikes, I used to own a cr250 and a crf450 Im thinking about getting cbr250r soon. Super economical, something like 70 miles to a gallon I wouldnt get anything over a 500 if you've never rode any type of bike before, you would never really get the true potenital of what it has to offer.

 
YourWorstEnemyNinja is made by kawasaki Personally im a fan of honda. I've had good experince with their dirtbikes, I used to own a cr250 and a crf450 Im thinking about getting cbr250r soon. Super economical, something like 70 miles to a gallon I wouldnt get anything over a 500 if you've never rode any type of bike before, you would never really get the true potenital of what it has to offer.

Awesome, I'll look into them. Thanks for all the great bike suggestions guys

 
09gradbikes are a great idea. it'll be especially useful in the late fall when it starts to snow.

I know bro! I mean in a city filled with taxis and a huge subway system, who the fuck wouldn't wanna drive their bikes in the snow?

GTFO

 

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