I finally picked up my new motorcycle. It's a 2003 Honda CBR954RR with 603 miles.

154hp
370lbs
1/4 Mile: 10.23s @ 137.57mph
Top Speed: 164mph

This was a showroom bike, all the mods were installed by the dealer:
Micron Exhaust
Chrome Wheels
Tinted Windshield
Rear Undertail

Nice. What did you do with the CBR600?

It's in the storage garage. It's going in the Want Ads for $1500.

evil lookin crotch rocket...not my bag, but still pretty cool.

If only I could talk the wife into it

Nice! How does she run???

Runs like a dream. Starts right up, no problems. Can't wait for the warm weather.

tell me alittle about the cbr 600 im looking into getting one but it will br my first one so im interested if its good.

I've beat the hell out of my 600. It has 24k miles, was totalled in an accident, rebuilt, and still takes a beating. It starts right, never has any problems, and since I've owned it (4 years), it has only been in the shop once. And it was all my fault.

I bought it when it was totalled in an accident and rebuilt it all from scratch. The one time it went to the shop was because I did not winterize it very well and has to have the fuel system flushed out. That's the only problem I've ever had with my 600.

I wouldn't buy any other motorcycle than a Honda.

I'm more of a Harley guy but I gotto admire the technoligy that goes into these rockets,beautiful scoot ,enjoy her but give her the respect she deserves.

well is it a good bike ? cuse im looking to buy my first bike and dont want a junker but i dont want to buy a really nice one cuse it will be my first. and the only other problem i would have for now is that i live in nj. so i mean i really gotta trust u and all is it possible to get any pics of the bike ? what yr is it too ?

It's a good starter bike. I'd recommend looking at something in the 600cc range. Don't go any higher or it's more than likely you will hurt yourself.

That same logic is why I started with a 250 Mine however is a cruiser not a sportbike. Look around for a used Honda Rebel. You can find one for about 1500. Spend about six months on that to learn how to ride and to use for your MSF course and Liscensing process. Then once your comfortable you can sell that same rebel for what you paid for it and step up to a bigger bike.

well do you still have ne pics of it ? and i here what you guys are but i really like the 660 and would like that but hey who knows what i'll excatly do yet.

I don't have any pics, it's in a storage place a couple towns away.

I'm having second thoughts about selling it anyway. It ain't worth much, might be better for me to hang onto it and let my little brother learn how to ride on it.