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SeaHorse Members 106 posts Location: Grenada Occupation: Floor manager Age:	#50478 2008-05-17 22:36 GMT
	Is it possible to learn how to ride a bike on a 2007 ApriliaTuono 1000 R? I'll be very patient and careful They said my first car couldnt be 05 Mustang GT but it was and Im fine HOW FAST IS IT?0-60 and quarter mile? SPECS> miles. for $9,500 OPTIONS ENGINE: V60 Magnesium Evolution, longitudinal, 60°, V-twin, 4-stroke, liquid-cooling w/ 3-way pressurized circuit, double overhead cams, mixed gear/chain timing drive, 4-valves per cylinder, patented AVDC (Anti Vibration Double Countershaft) FUEL SYSTEM: Integrated electronic engine management system, multi-point electronic injection Throttle Body: 2.2 in. (57 mm) EXHAUST: 2 silencers w/ 3-way catalytic converter and Lambda oxygen sensor (Euro 3) HOUSEPOWER: at Crank: 139 hp (102 kW) @ 9,500 rpm IGNITION: Digital electronic, integrated w/ injection control system, 1 spark plug per cylinder TRANSMISSION: 6-speed CLUTCH: Multiple disc in oil bath w/ patented PPC power-assisted hydraulic control,


sunworshipper Members 108 posts Location: Luxembourg Occupation: Business analyst Age:	#50479 2008-05-17 22:40 GMT
	yes that should be a good first bike

InTheArmy Members 122 posts Location: Mongolia Occupation: Ordinary Seaman Age:	#50480 2008-05-18 03:32 GMT
	Sorry, but you must have clicked the wrong section, as this is the motorcycle RACING questions. The best advice I can give you is you to post this question again. You would get a better response in.... "Cars & Transportation"> "Motorcycles"

LadyWoman Members 113 posts Location: Israel Occupation: Interpreter Age:	#50481 2008-05-18 04:04 GMT
	Put your affairs in order, say your goodbuys to your friends and family. and hope no one says I told you so at your funeral. the bike is far to big for a learner. But you arent going to take no for an answer. and yes it is possible to learn on a 1000cc race replica. but you will crash, and it will probably be quick on that bike. My advice is dont have an accident you cant walk away from.