3rd gen Z owner, 2013. Love it. Previous bike was a 2006 gsxr 750. Loved it just as much.
I am looking to get into track riding, and would like to add a Ninja 636 or a gsxr 750 to the stable. 2013-ish.
My question is, since I have owned a gsxr 750 before, should I just go for that again? Or would a Ninja 636 be a better first track bike option? I loved the power on my 750, wanted more, but never tracked anything. Newb status, but I learn quick. I dont want to get a 636 and then want a 750 two months later after I get decent. I am already a solid rider, no pro, but love cornering... I also dont want to get a 750 and slide out my second week once i get semi confident on it, and screw something up...
Thus my debate, 636 vs 750?
This bike will also be used on the street, and im afraid the 636 wont be as good down low as a 750, nvm my Z1000. I feel like to have fun on a 600, you need to be above 10,000 rpm and that means speeding tickets.
Can anyone give me some imput that tracks their supersports or middle weights?
I am looking to get into track riding, and would like to add a Ninja 636 or a gsxr 750 to the stable. 2013-ish.
My question is, since I have owned a gsxr 750 before, should I just go for that again? Or would a Ninja 636 be a better first track bike option? I loved the power on my 750, wanted more, but never tracked anything. Newb status, but I learn quick. I dont want to get a 636 and then want a 750 two months later after I get decent. I am already a solid rider, no pro, but love cornering... I also dont want to get a 750 and slide out my second week once i get semi confident on it, and screw something up...
Thus my debate, 636 vs 750?
This bike will also be used on the street, and im afraid the 636 wont be as good down low as a 750, nvm my Z1000. I feel like to have fun on a 600, you need to be above 10,000 rpm and that means speeding tickets.
Can anyone give me some imput that tracks their supersports or middle weights?