2007 yamaha YZF-R6 pros and cons

[Koss]

It's a supersport. As such it is designed to react to all rider inputs with no room for error.

Out of all bikes available on the market, why this one?

acouple reasons its nice (i know not a good reason to get it for that)
some of my friends have 600cc bikes they say there not bad to learn on at all. im 6'4 and a 600cc fits me well im comfortable and after my classes im gonna take some more safty classes so i think i can handle a r6.

When I was at MSF I told my instructorS ( They have been riding bikes for about 30 years) how I was going to buy a gixxr 750 as my first bike and how I ended up getting ninja 250, he said one can start with any bike he/she wants as long as the know what the beast can do.

They said that it is all depends on how much risk one is willing to take. If I am in control of myself, know what the bike is capable of, stick to DOs and DOnts, never go beyond my skills and do not take much risk then I can start with any bike I want.

In any case I dont regret buying a 250. And YES there were times that I was glad that this bike wasnt a 600.

As for the R6; All I know is that my next bike is going to be an R6 and I am planing on getting one as soon as I save enough money to buy my beast.

And when I took my MSF course, I told the instructors that I at first wanted an R1 or a cbr 1k, since I thought my previous dirt bike amature racing experience would be enough to know what a bike can do under many different conditions, many not encounted on the road... and then I saw the light and got a 500 instead... and they said it was the best thing that could have happened to me, even more so than taking the course.

There was a guy who also had previous dirt bike experience, scored one point higher on the ridden portion of the test(the first day I was well ahead of everyone, but the second day I was pretty tired and sunburt, later on I got sick after the course) so got a perfect score, and had already bought a Zx-14 before hand. The instructors still told him to get another bike to learn. They even joked with him about sharing my bike.