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The topic starter has yet to take his/her MSF course. FZ6 is suggested by a sales person.

I would not suggest the FZ6 as a first bike, regardless of the price.

Graduated!

Still for sale. Bump.

If I was a full-time student, I would not be looking for a full-time job. Different priorities. I would ask for more hours if that... As for leeching... There's a fine line between leeching on the company and being leeched... All things considered, I would go for the former. :)

Sold!...Sold!...Sold!...Sold!...Sold!...Sold!...

I second this nomination. Maybe an R1200R.

Cannot help, but I noticed that the FZ6 is compared to bikes from 20+ years ago more than anything else... ;)

Thanks everyone for your replies. After further careful consideration I have decided to keep the FZ6 for another season. Now the white stuff must go.

Belts need less maintenance, run more smoothly.

I would go with a 250. Honda Rebel was my first bike. Let him ride for at least a season.

I have two complaints about the FZ6: lack of torque at low RPM and high insurance cost. As inconveniences I would list chain drive and my wrist hurts after an hour on the bike. The latter I would think is my fault -- bad riding position and I can adjust. F800ST pros: belt drive, ABS, heated...

Hello, riders... I do have an FZ6'07. But lately I have found myself thinking about the Iron. Maybe it's just voices in my head but I really like the idea of the belt drive. Maybe it's FZ6's lack of torque (perceived?). I know these are very different bikes and it's hard for me to justify the...

For sale in Atlanta area (north OTP, Johns Creek) a red FZ6. No scratches, no damage. 5K miles, recent 4K service at a Yamaha dealer. $4700, clean title in hand. Adult ridden. PM me.

The ratings aren't low, they are different. You use RON, we use (R+M)/2.

sportrider, no, you weren't a-hole at all, no worries.

Thanks everyone, I just order all parts and it turned out to be less money than I expected. I've been riding not so long, a couple of months, I am sure both times was may fault. Oh well... AgMom, the R1200R is a very nice bike, I loved it. Could not justify the price though.

BillM: The sliders (actually, just one) did quite a good job. Both times I went down at speeds much less than 10 mph, first time other than the slider the very tip of the [suspected] mole 2 part got scratched (hardly worth mentioning). The second time I was... hmm... lucky (??) to go down...