I did 6500 miles on my 400 with a lot of highway miles. I weigh around 160. The bike is totally fine. Awesome for the money. I recently upgraded to a z900 and I love how smooth it is. I enjoy having more power for the highway.
@@MotoInfoShorts I just personally wanted to switch to a naked bike, but also wanted some more power even though it wasn’t necessary. The z900 is a fantastic bike for the money
@@ASOMAX If you do plenty of cruising at >80 mph., the Ninja 650 would be a better choice. The full fairing will protect you from the wind. I do ride a Triple 765 RS, but for high speed, highway cruising, I'd choose Ninja 650. Nevertheless, the Ninja 400 is entirely adequate for highway at 70 mph. (sane speed). I own all three.
Short , sweet and showed everything that needed to be shown. I enjoyed it so I will subscribe to see what else you have done. Australian with a 2021 KTM Duke 390. Keep well.
Yes it can do it, but if you're going to ride on the highway alot it makes sense to go for a bigger cc bike, 650-800 or more. Lower revs at same speed will make it more comfortable. Although you need to be much more experienced to ride those bigger bikes, 400 is a good starter.
absolutely agreed, a bigger bike will be a lot more relaxed on the highway for both the rider and the bike! Plus a lot of reserve of power when needed.
I'm actually glad you did a review on it this way, I always go back and forth on the 400 or 600, I like the 400 I'm 5'10 and 190 so it's a pretty close comparison for what it would be like for me so I'm glad it still hold up fine even for us on the larger end of things 😹
Ninja 400 and Z400 are fantastic bikes. They are constantly underestimated because they are "small cc bikes," but the reality is that these are nothing like the Ninja 250s from the past. With the old 250, you'd be wringing its neck getting it to 90mph; in the 400, you could be into triple digits with a bit of room to spare (tops out around 117 from my experience). These bikes will absolutely rip until 80 without much sign of slowing down. In fact, in the quarter mile, they compare similarly to modern sports cars (Think Mustang GT, Camaro SS, Charger Scat Pack, etc.). So while they certainly lag behind 600s, the 400 bikes from Kawasaki would satisfy all but the most thrill-seeking of motorcycle riders.
@@kingdavey90 We have a 2013 Honda CBR250r, it's a single cylinder and does 90mph and gets to 75 no problem. We also have a 2023 Ninja 400 and it's got quite a bit more power and will do 120mph.
Looking at one of these for a while now to use as a "commuter" aka work and back bike, save miles on the F150. I'm about your size. Nice to see she'll do 80+ easily. Thanks for the video!
Did 116 on my ninja other day. Can hit 90 mph easy in 4th gear if you WOT.. Within seconds... Bike is nice... Very nice handling. These 400 was built for high revving.. You can hit redline and even bounce without hurting the bike.. (riding with common sense)
My girlfriend got a Ninja 400 yesterday, and after getting to ride it myself I can definitely attest that it is a small bike with quite a bit of power. Not too much, not too little.
Nice! Precisely the information I needed to know. I'm actually looking to downsize on size and displacement, but I've never ridden a street bike smaller than a 650 and wasn't sure if it would rattle me to death on the highway. My weight fluctuates around 155, so this should work out great for my commute. Cheers!
6'1" 230 here my 2023 ninja 400 blue and gold color scheme does everything I want ! I eliminated rear pegs added touring windshield , and now saving up for exhaust and fender eliminator come spring time can't wait.
Aside from a larger windscreen (which does make a noticeable difference at high speeds.) I weigh 210Lbs and my stock 2018 Ninja 400 can easily hit 185kmh (115mph) on a fairly windy day. Not to mention it quickly accelerates up to about 175kmh (108mph) where wind resistance and getting past power band slows acceleration. I have yet to push it past 192kmh (119mph) as i usually run out of room on the highw-i mean.. track (i totally don't do anything past posted speed limits on public roads at all ;)
For like $1000 you can get a full exhaust, velocity stacks/filter and a tune. That’ll bump it up 10 whp with at least 2-3 whp across the entire power band lower in the RPM’s. On a small bike you really feel power gains like that going from 44 whp to 54... With gearing added with those mods it’ll do almost 130 mph GPS tested…
Honestly i have to disagree. One of the reasons I like a bike with some power is in the event the people around me start road raging at each other or just generally driving badly. I want a bike that has enough power and gearing to quickly get out of the situation. Based on this video, it seems like the ninja 400 just doesnt have that kind of power, especially on some of the higher speed limit highways.
used to have the kawasaki zzr250 - 80mph @ 10,000 revs all day long, often travellng the 450 miles deep into scotland in 6 and a half hours with girlfriend and panners....never fell asleep! shame kawasaki do not do a 400 version of the ninja 1000sx or a versys- open up touring for those who want to on a budget.
Due to the upright seating position and the light weight, the wind moves me and this bike around a lot! I’m 6’ tall and I feel every little breeze. That being said, this thing is so much fun to ride. I just don’t ride on really windy days. Perhaps a taller windshield would help, but I honestly don’t think it would make much of a difference for me.
looking to make this my first bike. im 6'2, around 270ish but atm dropping weight like crazy. probably around 255 atm and due to financial reasons and how fickle it is to lock down a used bike, when i have my 5k saved if i cant find a good used 650 ill just get a new 400 since it will be my beginner bike. whats funny is i use to ride when i was much younger but that was 16 years ago. jumped on a bike recently and had my confidence crushed so a 400 or a used 650 i think are perfect for me.
I don’t think it’s possible to find a new one for 5k. If you find a good dealership you might be able to find one for 5.6k plus fees and gear, gonna cost you close to 7k in total
After a long negotiations, I was able to get my brand new Ninja 2018 out of the dealership for $6100 .. with brand new helmt and bike has ABS on it. That was back in 2018. I just thought this might give u an idea.
I'm trying to decide between the 400 or 650, I only plan to do city driving with my motorcycle, I don't plan on going over 50mph. I'm wondering if anyone has any input on which bike is better for city driving? Would be much appreciated
I daily the 400 for same reasons, go with that over the 650.. especially if you wont find yourself needing or wanting to even go over 90mph for long distances
I weigh 112 pounds and was considering getting the 400 instead the 650 or r7 just to save an extra few thousands on security equipment, gear, go pro maybe, and the course. Plus I haven't rode a 2 wheel vehicle before not counting a bicycle
Hi TImo. thanks for the video and info. i'm looking into getting my first bike. i am bigger guy at 6ft 250lbs and would prefer a slightly more upright. was considering the ninja 400, yamaha v3, or svartpilen 401. ... .i also like what you said about the ninja 650. more upright and slightly heavier and stable at hwy speeds. i thought that might be a bit too powerful, but maybe it's not. can you help recommend for me. thank you
I appreciate it and for your size, I would highly recommend a 650cc bike or bigger! I’m 230 pounds and a ninja 400 just wouldn’t work that well overall. A power of a 650 is very manageable and it will pay for itself overtime if you get one from the start!
Dude im 6ft 290.. i daily the 400 and its just fine.. if you dont feel comfortable with the 650 dont worry bout the “ extra power”thats gonna cost you even more money when realistically the highest speed limit you will come across is about 75 miles an hour and the 400 get you there just fine and quick tbh .. i shift at around 5k rpms and it gets me to 65+ within a few seconds to easily keep up with traffic. Unless you plan on riding for super long at high speeds and dont care about your safety, get something bigger.. but realistically speaking the 400 is just about right for anyone if you ask me..
I have a question, I just bought the ninja 400 KRT ABS about 3 days ago and today while riding it I noticed that the temp gauge hit the highest hot indicator and I immediately drove home. Is it supposed to ride that hot even though it’s liquid cooled? This is my first hike as well fyi so I don’t know all the details on what is good or bad. Do you know what could be the issue, I’m taking it back to the dealership tomorrow to have it inspected
My wife started on the Ninja 400 and she loved it but a year later she got a Triumph T120. I would snag a used one of marketplace just in case she wants to get really into it later on a bigger bike!
New to MC’s. I thought you’re supposed to let off the clutch slowly when you switch gears otherwise it stalls? Or is that only when you are getting out of 1st?
Taking off you want to let it out slowly or ride/slip it. Every gear after you can just hit it quickly once you learn the motorcycle. Everyone has their own way of doing things so whatever works for you and is smooth on the bike!
The fact this is even asked or a video exists about this at all for the Ninja 400 is dumb. People asked this about the Ninja 250, and I commuted for years 2 hours a day on it between Long Beach and Pasadena.
Short answer: Yes Long answer: Absolutely. You can do 2 - 2.5x the speed limit on this thing... how is this even a question... (Maybe a hair less on 70mph roads..)
If you're over 250lb start on a 600 at bare miminum. Otherwise, you're not going to have the same fun and experience as a smaller person would on a 400. The CB650r and MT07 is a great beginner bike for a heavier person.
I think a confortable price could be anywhere from 4-5 k for a clean one. Tbh though, if its your first bike and you want a 400 for sure, look for a dropped one for around 3-4k. Make sure its mechanically sound but looks dont really matter when youre learning!
I probably am not from america, and probably, I do think about probably buying this bike probably, I will probably take it to the highway probably, but I probably already do it with a 125, so probably this is probably just fine, probably.
I probably said probably too much but you probably still clicked on the video and probably listened to me say probably a lot so I probably really appreciate you probably watching me say probably a lot and probably watching the video. I’m probably gonna thank you for commenting about me saying probably a lot so thanks, probably.
Nothing noticeable, I will mention I don’t ride this bike a ton but the female who does has no real issues with wind in the highway so nothing to worry about!
Youre gonna buy a 400 and replace it in 3 weeks when you get bored with it snd realize it cant safely pass over dotted lines (too slow if theres even far away oncoming traffic.) Even the 650 is just way too slow. If youre gonna use it as anything other than a little toy, get at least a zx6r.
I bought a new r6 back in 2003 for the same price as this. Crazy. 3 years later, i would buy a new r1 for 12k. Im glad i did but eventually youre going to die. 6 years on the streets was plenty for me!
I did 6500 miles on my 400 with a lot of highway miles. I weigh around 160. The bike is totally fine. Awesome for the money. I recently upgraded to a z900 and I love how smooth it is. I enjoy having more power for the highway.
What made you choose the 900? Any updates?
@@MotoInfoShorts I just personally wanted to switch to a naked bike, but also wanted some more power even though it wasn’t necessary. The z900 is a fantastic bike for the money
@@ASOMAX If you do plenty of cruising at >80 mph., the Ninja 650 would be a better choice. The full fairing will protect you from the wind. I do ride a Triple 765 RS, but for high speed, highway cruising, I'd choose Ninja 650. Nevertheless, the Ninja 400 is entirely adequate for highway at 70 mph. (sane speed). I own all three.
I take my ninja 400 on the interstates daily to work. It’ll do 117
I've gotten mine to 127
@@idaretofall8888 125 down hill with a tail wind once and she was SCREECHING the whole way
@@tylerreno7093 machines are male not female wtf
got my modified ninja 400 2023 up to 131mph yesterday 🔥
@idaretofall8888 that's what the speedo maxes out at but you need to gps that to get the real speed
Short , sweet and showed everything that needed to be shown. I enjoyed it so I will subscribe to see what else you have done. Australian with a 2021 KTM Duke 390. Keep well.
I appreciate it! Awesome bike btw!
Yes it can do it, but if you're going to ride on the highway alot it makes sense to go for a bigger cc bike, 650-800 or more. Lower revs at same speed will make it more comfortable. Although you need to be much more experienced to ride those bigger bikes, 400 is a good starter.
Agreed! I went with a 650 as a beginner because I commute pretty far and do alot of riding. Helps to have the extra power for sure!
absolutely agreed, a bigger bike will be a lot more relaxed on the highway for both the rider and the bike! Plus a lot of reserve of power when needed.
I'm actually glad you did a review on it this way, I always go back and forth on the 400 or 600, I like the 400 I'm 5'10 and 190 so it's a pretty close comparison for what it would be like for me so I'm glad it still hold up fine even for us on the larger end of things 😹
Ninja 400 and Z400 are fantastic bikes.
They are constantly underestimated because they are "small cc bikes," but the reality is that these are nothing like the Ninja 250s from the past.
With the old 250, you'd be wringing its neck getting it to 90mph; in the 400, you could be into triple digits with a bit of room to spare (tops out around 117 from my experience).
These bikes will absolutely rip until 80 without much sign of slowing down. In fact, in the quarter mile, they compare similarly to modern sports cars (Think Mustang GT, Camaro SS, Charger Scat Pack, etc.).
So while they certainly lag behind 600s, the 400 bikes from Kawasaki would satisfy all but the most thrill-seeking of motorcycle riders.
Exactly! I was wondering "do people actually ask this question?" about being 'highway-capable'. Even 125cc can do 60mph.
@@kingdavey90
We have a 2013 Honda CBR250r, it's a single cylinder and does 90mph and gets to 75 no problem.
We also have a 2023 Ninja 400 and it's got quite a bit more power and will do 120mph.
lmao me in my 250 screaming on the highway
Looking at one of these for a while now to use as a "commuter" aka work and back bike, save miles on the F150. I'm about your size. Nice to see she'll do 80+ easily. Thanks for the video!
Did 116 on my ninja other day. Can hit 90 mph easy in 4th gear if you WOT.. Within seconds... Bike is nice... Very nice handling. These 400 was built for high revving.. You can hit redline and even bounce without hurting the bike.. (riding with common sense)
I'm 150lbs and the bike rips!! Went 115 mph on mine, at 6000 elevation and it had more left I wasn't maxed out
My girlfriend got a Ninja 400 yesterday, and after getting to ride it myself I can definitely attest that it is a small bike with quite a bit of power. Not too much, not too little.
Nice! Precisely the information I needed to know. I'm actually looking to downsize on size and displacement, but I've never ridden a street bike smaller than a 650 and wasn't sure if it would rattle me to death on the highway. My weight fluctuates around 155, so this should work out great for my commute. Cheers!
Why are you downsizing if you don’t mind me asking.
6'2 230 pounds the day I bought it. Did what I asked it to do with no problems.
6'1" 230 here my 2023 ninja 400 blue and gold color scheme does everything I want ! I eliminated rear pegs added touring windshield , and now saving up for exhaust and fender eliminator come spring time can't wait.
Aside from a larger windscreen (which does make a noticeable difference at high speeds.) I weigh 210Lbs and my stock 2018 Ninja 400 can easily hit 185kmh (115mph) on a fairly windy day. Not to mention it quickly accelerates up to about 175kmh (108mph) where wind resistance and getting past power band slows acceleration.
I have yet to push it past 192kmh (119mph) as i usually run out of room on the highw-i mean.. track (i totally don't do anything past posted speed limits on public roads at all ;)
I have a 2020 ninja 400. If you tuck you can hit 120-125 mph and hold it there
Honest video & quick to the point, Great work man!!
I've previously owned a Suzuki Hayabusa and still think this is a great bike. I'm tempted to get one.
I have a concours 14 and I’m thinking about one of these. I’m always tempted to be going well over 100. It’s so hard not to
What is a concours?
@@CactusJack252just don’t be over zealous. Waze+Radar mount under windshield with app connected to my Cardo keeps me golden.
Great review man!
Thanks man!
Top video mate and hlad you mentioned the speed and the revs too
Wow that color is very nice..im really love the look
Yeah I’m 6’3 so I hope a 400 will fit me comfortably
There is a 1” taller seat available from Kawasaki if that helps.
Great video man!
I appreciate it!
For like $1000 you can get a full exhaust, velocity stacks/filter and a tune. That’ll bump it up 10 whp with at least 2-3 whp across the entire power band lower in the RPM’s. On a small bike you really feel power gains like that going from 44 whp to 54... With gearing added with those mods it’ll do almost 130 mph GPS tested…
As a Californian I have never seen an on-ramp that long in my life
Exactly my thoughts! Lol
i have a cb300r i weigh 180 its my first bike highways speeds no problem fun as hell
That’s awesome! Good choice!
Smaller cc better overall I own 6r and a10r and would rather ride a 400cc obviously mo Powa ✌
Honestly i have to disagree. One of the reasons I like a bike with some power is in the event the people around me start road raging at each other or just generally driving badly. I want a bike that has enough power and gearing to quickly get out of the situation. Based on this video, it seems like the ninja 400 just doesnt have that kind of power, especially on some of the higher speed limit highways.
used to have the kawasaki zzr250 - 80mph @ 10,000 revs all day long, often travellng the 450 miles deep into scotland in 6 and a half hours with girlfriend and panners....never fell asleep!
shame kawasaki do not do a 400 version of the ninja 1000sx or a versys- open up touring for those who want to on a budget.
Hi. Thanks for the quick and efficient video. Question: how is the wind protection at highway speeds?
Due to the upright seating position and the light weight, the wind moves me and this bike around a lot! I’m 6’ tall and I feel every little breeze. That being said, this thing is so much fun to ride. I just don’t ride on really windy days. Perhaps a taller windshield would help, but I honestly don’t think it would make much of a difference for me.
Good video I’m a big rider and just wanted to buy this bike for commuting and was worried if it would work on the highway with me.
How is it for daily riding? Uncomfortable on ur back or?
Yeah, I’m sure it’ll be more than fine with me on it, being 5’3” 109lbs I was practically built to be a manufacturers speed test dummy lol
looking to make this my first bike. im 6'2, around 270ish but atm dropping weight like crazy. probably around 255 atm and due to financial reasons and how fickle it is to lock down a used bike, when i have my 5k saved if i cant find a good used 650 ill just get a new 400 since it will be my beginner bike. whats funny is i use to ride when i was much younger but that was 16 years ago. jumped on a bike recently and had my confidence crushed so a 400 or a used 650 i think are perfect for me.
I got my ninja 400 this week and absolutely loving it. You won't make a mistake buying 400
I don’t think it’s possible to find a new one for 5k. If you find a good dealership you might be able to find one for 5.6k plus fees and gear, gonna cost you close to 7k in total
@@MrNaberz already got the gear and found several bikes around 3.8 to 6k
You hit it right on the head, I got a new one and I paid that much after fees, I got a 2 percent finance..@@MrNaberz
sounds exactly like my R3
Can you make a video on how was the purchase process of the ninja 400? And how much did you end paying? 🙏
After a long negotiations, I was able to get my brand new Ninja 2018 out of the dealership for $6100 .. with brand new helmt and bike has ABS on it. That was back in 2018. I just thought this might give u an idea.
This makes me wanna get some ass less chaps for my bike
What gear were you in coming off the on ramp?
I'm trying to decide between the 400 or 650, I only plan to do city driving with my motorcycle, I don't plan on going over 50mph. I'm wondering if anyone has any input on which bike is better for city driving? Would be much appreciated
Def smaller will be easier then
I daily the 400 for same reasons, go with that over the 650.. especially if you wont find yourself needing or wanting to even go over 90mph for long distances
I weigh 112 pounds and was considering getting the 400 instead the 650 or r7 just to save an extra few thousands on security equipment, gear, go pro maybe, and the course.
Plus I haven't rode a 2 wheel vehicle before not counting a bicycle
I weight about 160 and I've decided that this will be my first motorcycle. Just another opinion for ya.
Sweet sound but what is the year for that motorcycle ???
great video, thank you!
your the best im almost exaclty your height and weight and this is reassuring that this bike will work for me thank you!!
Hi TImo. thanks for the video and info. i'm looking into getting my first bike. i am bigger guy at 6ft 250lbs and would prefer a slightly more upright. was considering the ninja 400, yamaha v3, or svartpilen 401. ... .i also like what you said about the ninja 650. more upright and slightly heavier and stable at hwy speeds. i thought that might be a bit too powerful, but maybe it's not. can you help recommend for me. thank you
I appreciate it and for your size, I would highly recommend a 650cc bike or bigger! I’m 230 pounds and a ninja 400 just wouldn’t work that well overall. A power of a 650 is very manageable and it will pay for itself overtime if you get one from the start!
Dude im 6ft 290.. i daily the 400 and its just fine.. if you dont feel comfortable with the 650 dont worry bout the “ extra power”thats gonna cost you even more money when realistically the highest speed limit you will come across is about 75 miles an hour and the 400 get you there just fine and quick tbh .. i shift at around 5k rpms and it gets me to 65+ within a few seconds to easily keep up with traffic. Unless you plan on riding for super long at high speeds and dont care about your safety, get something bigger.. but realistically speaking the 400 is just about right for anyone if you ask me..
@@DangerEnt98 . thanks for the info. makes sense to me.
When im older im gonna either get a kawasaki 400 or CBR500R and my third option is A Yamaha R3
I have a question, I just bought the ninja 400 KRT ABS about 3 days ago and today while riding it I noticed that the temp gauge hit the highest hot indicator and I immediately drove home. Is it supposed to ride that hot even though it’s liquid cooled? This is my first hike as well fyi so I don’t know all the details on what is good or bad. Do you know what could be the issue, I’m taking it back to the dealership tomorrow to have it inspected
Man that's crazy! What happened? Any updates?
I'm 6.2 230 so this helps thanks g
My wife wants to start riding she has been backpacking for over a year now im im leaning tword this bike for her first bike 🏍 is this the right choice
My wife started on the Ninja 400 and she loved it but a year later she got a Triumph T120. I would snag a used one of marketplace just in case she wants to get really into it later on a bigger bike!
can you make a video about the ninja 400 tempeture gauge
Ninja 400. Good Bike.
New to MC’s. I thought you’re supposed to let off the clutch slowly when you switch gears otherwise it stalls? Or is that only when you are getting out of 1st?
Taking off you want to let it out slowly or ride/slip it. Every gear after you can just hit it quickly once you learn the motorcycle. Everyone has their own way of doing things so whatever works for you and is smooth on the bike!
Noob here also. Doesn't this have a quick shifter?
I’m thinking about getting this bike but I’m 270 lbs 6,1 would this bike be fine with me?
The fact this is even asked or a video exists about this at all for the Ninja 400 is dumb. People asked this about the Ninja 250, and I commuted for years 2 hours a day on it between Long Beach and Pasadena.
Yeah I’m like 155-160 so this bike should be a blast
I wish I could’ve seen him on the bike before it went to 1st person
In my video comparing the 650 and 400 I have a shot from the side of me on each bike!
Does the Ninja 400 come with a quickshifter?
It doesn't come with one from factory that I know of but some dealers may install them when they get them.
Short answer: Yes
Long answer: Absolutely.
You can do 2 - 2.5x the speed limit on this thing... how is this even a question... (Maybe a hair less on 70mph roads..)
It’s a beautiful motorcycle
If you're over 250lb start on a 600 at bare miminum. Otherwise, you're not going to have the same fun and experience as a smaller person would on a 400. The CB650r and MT07 is a great beginner bike for a heavier person.
I weight 250 and I’m usually at 100mph on the entry ramp
At 5’6 150lbs I’m happy
That awkward moment when you say most people who are looking to buy this bike won't weigh 230 pounds but you weigh 240 and are considering a Ninja 400
you got a bike yet?
Whats a good price for a used ninja 400 on Facebook marketplace as well as the mileages
I think a confortable price could be anywhere from 4-5 k for a clean one. Tbh though, if its your first bike and you want a 400 for sure, look for a dropped one for around 3-4k. Make sure its mechanically sound but looks dont really matter when youre learning!
Yeah but, in GA, people cruise at 90…
yes I took my Ninja to Dallas texas from Memphis tennessee and the bad bwoy was doing just fine
Great on highway. Daily It to work 😊
Anything less than a 600 is a bike for first time riders to get the experience.. bike is more than enough for a beginner like myself
What the difference between 500cc and 400cc kawasaki ninja
100cc 😂
@@RS-ge4dz the 500 ninja has 449 cc so not a big difference
I probably am not from america, and probably, I do think about probably buying this bike probably, I will probably take it to the highway probably, but I probably already do it with a 125, so probably this is probably just fine, probably.
I probably said probably too much but you probably still clicked on the video and probably listened to me say probably a lot so I probably really appreciate you probably watching me say probably a lot and probably watching the video. I’m probably gonna thank you for commenting about me saying probably a lot so thanks, probably.
Still faster than a Chevy spark
Ur doing 73mph and they passed you, any wind behind that truck
Nothing noticeable, I will mention I don’t ride this bike a ton but the female who does has no real issues with wind in the highway so nothing to worry about!
Back 100ft or so, my 650 versys buffets around abit
Youre gonna buy a 400 and replace it in 3 weeks when you get bored with it snd realize it cant safely pass over dotted lines (too slow if theres even far away oncoming traffic.)
Even the 650 is just way too slow. If youre gonna use it as anything other than a little toy, get at least a zx6r.
Dude. 230 Lbs, with a 130 Lb backpack b&^%h I rode 200 miles avg speed 75 MPH on a N400 its a non issue.
first 10 seconds.. OH YES I AM
That’s getting on it to get on the freeway. You didn’t even give it any juice what are you talking about?
We have 80 mph speed limits. I'm after the 650 KRT. I weigh 220 and am 6' I also like to take my wife with me.
I bought a new r6 back in 2003 for the same price as this.
Crazy.
3 years later, i would buy a new r1 for 12k.
Im glad i did but eventually youre going to die.
6 years on the streets was plenty for me!
How many mpg are you getting?
im getting 50 on my R3
Ninja 400 I get around 150 miles on a full tank.
Bruh u really making your girlfriend buy that for u
I think I said it weird, that’s her bike that she bought for herself 😂 I have a Ninja 650
So yes if you're a girl
You guys think someone who weights close to 300 pounds would have any issues riding this?
I'm 2 inches taller and 100 lbs less, please share 😅