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Well I started on dirt bikes when I was like 4 years old. I have being riding bikes all my life. My first road bike was a CBR900, which is a pretty big bike for the first road bike. I had the 900 for about 4 years and never dropped it. For the first 6 months I rode very very slowly. And after a few months I started riding faster and faster. After 12 months or so, I could ride to balls off the thing. You have always gotta remember that you are in contol, and you decide how fast you are going. I dont think that a yzf600 is to big. But just remember that you are controlling to gas. Get atleast a few weeks practice where there is little or no traffic. Its hard enough when you are learning a new bike, let alone worrying about other cars etc. If you do get a smaller bike, you will regret it in a few months. So I think get the bigger bike and just easy in to it. Take you time and becareful. And chances are that you will fall off. The slower that you are going, the less damage to you and the bike. Take your time and you will be fine.....
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Samuel Goldwyn
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