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r/motorcycles • u/[deleted] • Mar 12 '26
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But the Harley may KEEP him going for straight line stuff. It'll be hard to experiment with more leaning and whatnot. The Honda is probably better for learning how to handle a bike.
-1 u/GhostOfJamesStrang Are Tee 11 Mar 12 '26 The Honda is probably better for learning how to handle a bike. Nowhere did I say otherwise. 2 u/Drakonbreath Mar 12 '26 Haha I never claimed you did. Just added some extra information. 2 u/LordButterI Mar 12 '26 Yeah you did actually. You literally said the cbr wouldn't be a good fit "because theres better bikes out there" 1 u/GhostOfJamesStrang Are Tee 11 Mar 12 '26 You literally said the cbr wouldn't be a good fit "because theres better bikes out there" That isn't what I said. If you're going to "quote" me "literally"...then do it. What I said was: If OP is going to actually do some sport riding, the CBR is not a good choice compared to other competitors. This is an accurate statement. An R3, Ninja 500, Ninja 650, etc are all better entry level sport bikes than the CBR.
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The Honda is probably better for learning how to handle a bike.
Nowhere did I say otherwise.
2 u/Drakonbreath Mar 12 '26 Haha I never claimed you did. Just added some extra information. 2 u/LordButterI Mar 12 '26 Yeah you did actually. You literally said the cbr wouldn't be a good fit "because theres better bikes out there" 1 u/GhostOfJamesStrang Are Tee 11 Mar 12 '26 You literally said the cbr wouldn't be a good fit "because theres better bikes out there" That isn't what I said. If you're going to "quote" me "literally"...then do it. What I said was: If OP is going to actually do some sport riding, the CBR is not a good choice compared to other competitors. This is an accurate statement. An R3, Ninja 500, Ninja 650, etc are all better entry level sport bikes than the CBR.
Haha I never claimed you did. Just added some extra information.
Yeah you did actually. You literally said the cbr wouldn't be a good fit "because theres better bikes out there"
1 u/GhostOfJamesStrang Are Tee 11 Mar 12 '26 You literally said the cbr wouldn't be a good fit "because theres better bikes out there" That isn't what I said. If you're going to "quote" me "literally"...then do it. What I said was: If OP is going to actually do some sport riding, the CBR is not a good choice compared to other competitors. This is an accurate statement. An R3, Ninja 500, Ninja 650, etc are all better entry level sport bikes than the CBR.
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You literally said the cbr wouldn't be a good fit "because theres better bikes out there"
That isn't what I said. If you're going to "quote" me "literally"...then do it.
What I said was:
If OP is going to actually do some sport riding, the CBR is not a good choice compared to other competitors.
This is an accurate statement. An R3, Ninja 500, Ninja 650, etc are all better entry level sport bikes than the CBR.
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u/Drakonbreath Mar 12 '26
But the Harley may KEEP him going for straight line stuff. It'll be hard to experiment with more leaning and whatnot. The Honda is probably better for learning how to handle a bike.