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isnowbrd wrote:I'm sorry, but voting on motorcycle of the year is ridiculous unless you have experience riding at least most of those bikes. Which I'm sure almost none of us have.

Anyway, why does it say that I have already voted?? I must have been sleep-posting.

That's my bad, I posted a link that was from after I voted and it must have thought you were my vote.

Just go to their home page probably and vote.

I thought you were being clever and did that on purpose to boost votes for whichever bike you liked.

I give Yamaha props for trying something radical and new. But I just want to know what they were smoking in the process.

MontyCarlo wrote:WHERE IS THE LOVE???

My gf's friend has a Mille R Factory...

I would love to get one of them.

m1a1dvr wrote:I give Yamaha props for trying something radical and new. But I just want to know what they were smoking in the process.

whats so wrong with building a sportbike intended for the track?

I think he's commenting on how he finds it to be..."physically unappealing" (aka ugly). Personally I like the design.

I love the way the Yami looks....granted I have an 03...but still. They look gorgeous to me and performs when needed to do so.

I think every bike has its own unique look which can be justified to be sexy by one individual and not the next...sorta like a woman....and if that fails...throw a couple drinks down to alter your opinion.

Tell that to Janet Reno (ooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!)

Kidding. Anyways, I think the older R6's were alright, a little too...stubby for my tastes though. I really think this is the first year the bike has been attractive.

The 2006 R6 is indisputably a good looking piece of moto-engineering, but what’s up with the signals and plate assembly tail? This is BIG “IF” but, if I had one - which I can not afford – I would find a way to eliminate that tail first!