QUOTE(qqmeng @ May 31 2012, 06:12 PM)
but don't fall into the same trap like many newbies i've seenER6 is a TWIN cylinder engine, and doesn't sound like the "normal" superbike you always hear
those are FOUR cylinder engine, producing a higher pitch engine noise, which is synonim to big bike
the twin cylinder engine noise is akin to a sewing machine
be warned, and don't be dissapointed.
i saw 2 guys in my hometown who ditched their versys 650 and er6-n for Z750 and Z1000 respectively after barely a few weeks as they did not expect the engine noise to be so so like tat one
as for me, i'm happy with whatever sound the er6-n produces. at high speed, u only hear the wind noise.
Added on May 31, 2012, 7:51 pm
QUOTE(technosakai @ May 31 2012, 06:46 PM)
Well, I think getting a Er6 is more than enough? It has the power for urban riding. Good power out of turns.. can go on the highway with top speed 200+ That's enough of speed to be on the highway... Can take the bike up to Genting or Cameron to layan corners... No need to get such a high powered bike like the ZX6R right?? Well just my opinion. What do you guys think? Of course, getting a bike like ZX6R or any high powered bike is your choice cuz your money. What I'm saying here is just for everyday commuting and weekend TT or something like that. 
the bike might be able to go that fastbut when u reach 160, 180 - you will feel like being thrown out the bike, as the wind resistance is very violent on a naked bike
even at 140 ur shoulders are strained as you try to hold the bike
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