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What are the best mods for a Yamaha R6 that I mainly ride on the street?
28 January 2025 10:56
It’s a game changer for street and track. It just feels cool, and it shifts smoothly.
What are the best mods for a Yamaha R6 that I mainly ride on the street?
28 January 2025 10:56
The best mod for any bike is good tires. Before anything else, spend your money there.
Is the Yamaha R6 reliable for high mileage?
28 January 2025 10:56
If you keep these things, they are as bulletproof as they can be. R6s with 100k miles plus are still running strong.
Is the Yamaha R6 reliable for high mileage?
28 January 2025 10:56
They're reliable, but not low-maintenance. You have to keep on top of valve checks and other service intervals.
Is the Yamaha R6 reliable for high mileage?
28 January 2025 10:56
The bike wouldn't hold me up, I'd be worried about the rider. Long rides are hard on the aggressive ergonomics.
Is the Yamaha R6 reliable for high mileage?
28 January 2025 10:56
I have mine rock solid for 50k miles. All you have to do is change the oil religiously and don't abuse it.
Is the Yamaha R6 reliable for high mileage?
28 January 2025 10:56
Although you can rely on them, the parts and labor are not cheap when something goes wrong. Factor that into ownership costs.
Is the Yamaha R6 reliable for high mileage?
28 January 2025 10:56
The engine is good but electrical gremlins on higher mileage bikes have been an issue for me. Keep that in mind.
Is the Yamaha R6 reliable for high mileage?
28 January 2025 10:56
An R6 will last a long time as long as you aren't constantly bouncing it off the rev limiter. They're overbuilt for street use.
Given middleweight twins like the R7, is the Yamaha R6 still relevant in 2025?
28 January 2025 10:56
Track junkies will tell you the R6 is still the king. But the R7 is no slouch, it's just not in the same performance league.
Given middleweight twins like the R7, is the Yamaha R6 still relevant in 2025?
28 January 2025 10:56
The R7 makes way more sense for the street. Unless you’re racing the R6 is overkill.
Given middleweight twins like the R7, is the Yamaha R6 still relevant in 2025?
28 January 2025 10:56
A screaming inline four is just what you need. True sportbike fans will always have a place for the R6.
Given middleweight twins like the R7, is the Yamaha R6 still relevant in 2025?
28 January 2025 10:56
The R6 is more special, but the R7 is more practical. All that depends on what you’re looking for in a bike.
Given middleweight twins like the R7, is the Yamaha R6 still relevant in 2025?
28 January 2025 10:56
The R6 is turning into a niche bike, I think. The R7 is better for most people, but great for enthusiasts.
Given middleweight twins like the R7, is the Yamaha R6 still relevant in 2025?
28 January 2025 10:56
So long as they are used in racing, bikes like the R6 will remain relevant. This is the closest thing to a race bike for the street.
Given middleweight twins like the R7, is the Yamaha R6 still relevant in 2025?
28 January 2025 10:56
But the R6 is a dying breed, and that's what makes it cool. It’s for the riders who want that pure supersport experience.
Is the Yamaha YZF R6 a good beginner bike?
28 January 2025 10:56
Absolutely not. It’s a way too much bike for a beginner. You have to build skills on something smaller.
Is the Yamaha YZF R6 a good beginner bike?
28 January 2025 10:56
If you have incredible self control, you can do it, but why make it harder on yourself? Start on a 300 or a 500 and build up.
Is the Yamaha YZF R6 a good beginner bike?
28 January 2025 10:56
I’m on an R6, I’m fine. Just respect the bike, please don't be an idiot. The bike doesn’t matter, it’s all about the rider.
Is the Yamaha YZF R6 a good beginner bike?
28 January 2025 10:56
Bad idea. Ergonomically, it’s a poor choice for learning proper technique. Start getting something more forgiving.
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