Sport bikes

[HIPCHIP]

Only thing with that is I dont want a used bike because I dont want other peoples problems. And there is nothing I want thats just a few grand. I might as well spend my 6 and get something I want. Ive had a steady job for 4 and a half years, I can do the payments, insurance, maitence no problem. I just really want something new thats mine from the start. At least this way if something happens its most likely gonna be my fault. I figure, its new, its mine after payments, I can make the payments and do everything myself, and its not a 30,000 dollar car im paying off for 10 years either so why not.

Wasn't sure where you were at, so just making the suggestion, but it sounds like you are well on your way. I'd definitely check into a credit union then. If that does't work, go to E-bay motors and click on some cars. They usually have an on-line finance set-up, and you can apply through that company and see what they say. You'll probably do fine with a credit union though.

You might want to check with another bike shop to see if they have a better set-up. Back when I sold bikes we could pretty much get anybody financed as we had several finance companies to go through. Biggest problem with a young person with no credit is the interest rate will probably be much higher, but you can alway re-finance after a year or so.

Have fun, and keep the rubber side down.

 

[sycophuk]

oh my god some of the crap first off if you wreck a bike you wrecked not the bike as for the ninja its a far better unit then the suzuki plus they have been making the 250/500 since87 with little changes that means parts as for the sv650 to hell with any v type 4 a new rider and sportsters are fuel pumps for pan heads as for the ride postion on the ninjas is quite up rite not like real sports 600 or bigger now i'll say i hate ninjas 600 or bigger they are my mortal enemy so that should tell you something i have been riding since i was7 i ve been wrenching for 27 yrs so thats my input

 

[michowski]

You must have been in some bad wrecks to have a reply that long with no punctuations. I stopped reading it half way through because it makes little to no sense.

 

[jdunlop77]

didnt read all posts, just putting in my 2 cents on initial post, dont go to weak or small, youll master the "beginner bike" in no time and wish you had more power. if you really want suzuki then gsx-r600. even then youll want the 1000 after a riding season.