[neo]

Can anyone recommend a bike that I should get for the purposes of learning to wheelie/stoppie, take to the race track, etc.; basically, a bike that I can beat up on. I want to minimize the wear and tear on my current babies while I'm trying to come up to speed on some stuff, like wheelies! nor do I want to have to worry about laying my bike down while I'm riding on a race track. Can the F2/F3 wheelie?
Any particular bikes I should avoid? Year, make, etc. would be good.

Thanks in advance.

--Tai

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[Tristan]

Well geez, you already own two beater bikes!



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'98 Superhawk

 

[FZR400Tony]

f2's wheelie and stoppie just fine. if you wanna do stoppies, get a fox shock.

94 is the best year for f2, better forks.

f2's are good bike, get a manual cam chain tensioner.

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[FZR400Tony]

old air cooled gsxr's have that habit of blowing up, i'd avoid since they are either not a beater and would cost a lot for what you'd get (track-wise) or ready to go.

fzr600's are cheap, but most people wanna think it'll hold them back.

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[neo]

Thanks for the advice guys; makes sense.
There's a WERA race event this weekend at Summit; I'll be on the look out. Everyone have a great weekend!

--Tai

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