k6 750

My first bike, been riding for about a month now. Pretty much bone stock, PC3, BMI airfilter, frame sliders. http://members.shaw.ca/Gokshano/Daniel/GSXR1.jpg http://members.shaw.ca/Gokshano/Daniel/GSXR2.jpg http://members.shaw.ca/Gokshano/Daniel/GSXR3.jpg http://members.shaw.ca/Gokshano/Daniel/GSXR4.jpg

i like the maroon and black... i kick myself all the time:damn: because i had he choice between mine and the maroon and i tool the blue... nice bike though man...little heavy on the gear though huh??:headscrat

nice bike

My first bike, been riding for about a month now. Pretty much bone stock, PC3, BMI airfilter, frame sliders. I think you mean BMC airfilter.. but nice bike and the full leathers are a great idea especially since you've been only riding for a month.. buying a 750 is a choice you won't regret..:thumbup: i like the maroon and black... i kick myself all the time:damn: because i had he choice between mine and the maroon and i tool the blue... nice bike though man...little heavy on the gear though huh??:headscrat :infrandom insert foot in mouth

...little heavy on the gear though huh??:headscrat not if it's his first bike nice though. I like the maroon/blacks a lot.

Nice bike. You can never wear to much gear:thumbup:

Good looking bike... Don't see too many maroon and black 750's..:thumbup:

Very nice bike, good move on the gear. You look depressed as hell in those pictures. :lol:

I was... It was starting to snow... :lame: I got all geared up (I always wear all my gear) hopped on the bike to go for a buzz around town, and saw some snow start to fall.

Nie bike:thumbup: . I used to not care for that color, but it's really grown on me. It's much more mature than the typical sport bike paint. Keep it shiny side up!

I hear you on the power of the bike, and thats why I put the PC3 into it. Instead of the normal "ramp the power up" idea, I cranked it way the hell down. I'm running at 83 rear wheel HP right now.

great lookin bike :thumbup:

looks like the Drama Lama has found this thread. i just cleaned up a bunch of flaming/drama. take that shit somewhere else, we dont like it here. welcome to the site, be safe, ride smart, and plese keep that gear on. nobody has died from sweating in a leather suit, but many have died from being too hot to wear one.

sup man......welcome and nice bike...

snow???? where the heck do you live???:headscrat

little heavy on the gear though huh??:headscrat Better to wear it and not need it than need and not be wearing it. Full leathers on his first bike..........:thumbup: At least he is using his brain and understands the the severity of riding

Nice bike man.

snow???? where the heck do you live???:headscrat Calgary Alberta, Canada... it wasn't much, didn't accumulate, but just seeing it made me think it would be dangerous to actually go out for a ride that day. And as for the gear, I will never ride without it. I have a friend (the guy a bought my gloves off of) who rode with no gear, and crashed, hospitalized for a week, and back before I was born, my father and uncle both crashed in light leather jackets, helmet, and shorts. I've seen the picture of them in the hospital.

Calgary Alberta, Canada... it wasn't much, didn't accumulate, but just seeing it made me think it would be dangerous to actually go out for a ride that day. And as for the gear, I will never ride without it. I have a friend (the guy a bought my gloves off of) who rode with no gear, and crashed, hospitalized for a week, and back before I was born, my father and uncle both crashed in light leather jackets, helmet, and shorts. I've seen the picture of them in the hospital. Well it was pretty dumb on my part to ask a question like that. Gear is very important... i was only thinking that because it looks like you are ready to go to the track... i guess i need to think a little more before i say things... sorry bro

..little heavy on the gear though huh??:headscrat Removed after reading your last comment.

Well it was pretty dumb on my part to ask a question like that. Gear is very important... i was only thinking that because it looks like you are ready to go to the track... i guess i need to think a little more before i say things... sorry bro No worries, I'd rather take some insults for having to much gear, than be scraped off the road for not having enough.

My first bike, been riding for about a month now. Pretty much bone stock, PC3, BMI airfilter, frame sliders. http://members.shaw.ca/Gokshano/Daniel/GSXR3.jpg how tall are you? :P that bike looks kind of small XD really nice bike tho but isnt a new 750 a bit risky for the first bike?

No worries, I'd rather take some insults for having to much gear, than be scraped off the road for not having enough. That's good practice; this is what you look like if you don't: http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t229/andrewasaurus/afi1/dadada.jpg http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t229/andrewasaurus/afi1/gfgfgf.jpg

wow.. i WAS eating lunch

Leson learned the hard way...:headshake

daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn

ouchies.... even my kid made a face at that.... and hes 5 months old:headshake

Ewww!!! gimme just a little lick of those hands.:yumyum:

^ :wtf: And that was after the Doctor's scraped all the crap out of my skin and cut out a bunch of stuff.

disgusting... how did you do anything? lol like pick shit up, eat or wipe ur ass with those hands...

I didn't. That's what all thease cocky punks who don't wear gear don't understand. They think that if they mess up, it'll just hurt them; Wrong! For 2 1/2 weeks I couldn't eat, shower, go to the bathroom, or even get out of bed or a chair by myself. My mother and Father are both nurses thank God, and they litterally spoon fed me. It put my whole family through some serious trials. Medical bills too; the fee for the Air lift 50 miles was close to 12 THOUSAND dollars!!! Ouch! As the skin is healing, it draws up tight and you feel like you're on fire. Another thing they don't think about: bed sores! Dressing changes are a thing to dread too. I've got a high tollerance for pain, but I would throw up or pass out during it. Not fun. Wear gear!

Nice bike... I got the exact same one... you will love it. Ride safe.

how tall are you? :P that bike looks kind of small XD really nice bike tho but isnt a new 750 a bit risky for the first bike? haahha i was gonna say the same thing...the bike looks extremley small....and i know how to you feel about winter man..im in edmonton and its been damn cold winter is just around the corner:thefinger

how tall are you? :P that bike looks kind of small XD really nice bike tho but isnt a new 750 a bit risky for the first bike? Its the angle the picture was taken on/bike leaning (foot on ground)... I'm only 6'2", but that pic just makes it look wierd.

I'm 6'1 and I used to look a little weired on my 600 too. You've got to remember who designed our bikes: short asian dudes lol.

damn... im 6'4, hope i won't look too stupid...

damn... im 6'4, hope i won't look too stupid... Too late j/k :laughingr

Welcome, nice bike:thumbup: like it was said before, you can never have to much gear.

^ Word!

Nice bike, good choice on the 750:thumbup: