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I am looking at getting a new bike. What are the main differences between a 01'- 03 Suzuki sv650s and a 01'-02' Honda cbr f4i? Is the riding geometry the same betwwen the two bikes? Power comparable? Which (if either one) would be better on a 150 mile ride one way. Any info would be great. Thank you.

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The SV650 will be a lot more comfortable, kinda depends how much experience you have and how aggressive you ride.

The CBR is quicker and will out handle the Suzuki (much as I hate to admit it :lol:), but if you really want a sportbike... buy a GSXR. :cheers:
 

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sv650s is the way to go!!!! get the older models though asmuch as I hate to say it the new ones look like bugs!!! i have a 2001 sv650s and i have no problem riding 150 miles non stop!! (you have to refuel at about 125 130 miles though!!
 

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less then 5000 miles, and its got a scratch or tow, from a zero drop that i saw happen :sob: , but over all its mostly stock with a vance and hines slip on, tires are about 500 miles old
 

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ytryu32 said:
im lookin at a 96 600 cbr r3 any sugestions at the price i should pay? im looking at 3200 right now from a friend and its mint :twfrox:
:screwy: :screwy: :screwy:

i got my 2001 sv650s that looks brand new for 2600!!!!
 

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JK_DILLA said:
whats the "guide"?
Motorcycle Consumer News publishes a Used Bike Value Guide every few months. I used the Nov. 04 issue. They compile values from the N.A.D.A. Motorcycle Appraisal Guide, available in larger libraries. But it is only a guide. Very low mileage and certain aftermarket additions will raise the value. High mileage, body damage, abuse or lack of maintenance will lower it. Try www.nadaguides.com.
 
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