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Is a Yamaha FZ8 a good choice for the first time rider?
10 January 2025 08:09
I think it's possible if you're really, really careful. At low RPMs, the power is manageable. Don’t go crazy with the throttle though.
Is a Yamaha FZ8 a good choice for the first time rider?
10 January 2025 08:09
Bad idea. The FZ8 is a handful sometimes even for experienced riders. Start small, learn the basics and upgrade.
Is a Yamaha FZ8 a good choice for the first time rider?
10 January 2025 08:09
Not ideal, but not impossible. Good riding course, practice in empty lots and always full gear.
Is a Yamaha FZ8 a good choice for the first time rider?
10 January 2025 08:09
Terrible first bike choice, nope. Start with an FZ6, or something like it. In newbie hands, the FZ8 is just begging for trouble.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
It’s still a good bike but it’s definitely starting to show its age. Nakeds have come a long way, with way better electronics and suspension.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
The FZ8 is a simpler bike than the FZ6. It’s just pure riding with no fancy riding modes or traction control to worry about.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
It's outdated now. It’s a different league when it comes to power delivery and handling of newer bikes, such as the MT-09.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
The FZ8 is hard to beat for the used market price. For the money, you get a lot of bike, and they are built to last.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
A new bike? I’d take a well maintained FZ8 any day. It has all the power you need, but none of the electronic nanny stuff.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
I can't stand a lack of modern features. Quickshifters and cornering ABS make a huge difference in the enjoyment of riding.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
That depends on what you are after. If you want the latest tech, go new. The FZ8 is a great, reliable, no frills bike that still gets the job done.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
The inline four of the FZ8 still sounds better than most modern triples or twins. Sometimes the old school way is the best.
In 2025 how does the FZ8 compare to modern naked bikes?
10 January 2025 08:09
It’s hard to beat the value of a used FZ8, but you’ll be missing out on the refinement and features of newer bikes. It's a trade-off.
Is the FZ25 still a good buy or can something better be had in 2025?
10 January 2025 08:03
If you can find a wellmaintained used one, then absolutely still worth it. This is a no nonsense, reliable bike that will last you for years.
Is the FZ25 still a good buy or can something better be had in 2025?
10 January 2025 08:03
Nah, there’s way better options now. For the same money, the new Pulsar N250 and Gixxer 250 offer more features and better performance.
Is the FZ25 still a good buy or can something better be had in 2025?
10 January 2025 08:03
That depends on what you want. The FZ25 is still a solid commuter with a simple, comfortable ride that can handle the odd weekend trip.
Is the FZ25 still a good buy or can something better be had in 2025?
10 January 2025 08:03
I'd pass. The FZ25 was designed a long time ago, and technology has come a long way since then. Now you can get much more bike for your money.
Is the FZ25 still a good buy or can something better be had in 2025?
10 January 2025 08:03
It's hard to beat for the used market price. For the money, you get a lot of bike, and they're supposed to last forever.
Is the FZ25 still a good buy or can something better be had in 2025?
10 January 2025 08:03
It's outdated now. There is no ABS, basic instrument cluster, and the performance is nothing special for today.
Is the FZ25 still a good buy or can something better be had in 2025?
10 January 2025 08:03
I still love mine in 2025. Easy to maintain, cheap parts and it does everything I need. Why complicate things?
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