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GHOSTWITTHEMOST

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So my buddy went to south Carolina this morning and last night he dropped off his daytona 675 to keep in my garage. We hung out last night and before he left he threw me the key and said have fun. So should I? I know I can handle it. I have 10000 miles on my 6r but it's not my bike so that's what makes me nervous. What would you do?If I do ride I will be taking my gopro and will make a lil vid.
 
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Fizzer6R

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heck yeah, long as he gave you the permission to ride it, and also that you agree if you happen to dump it will pay no matter how small or big $.

with that said, major warning: after the ride on it, of course you'll want one!
 
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Brock Kickass

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The responsible thing to do us ride it in a way that, if it was your bike, would not make you cringe if you knew someone was riding it that way. I have a policy against riding other people's bikes, but man, that would be awfully tempting. I might find myself suspending policy for a day or two...
 
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GHOSTWITTHEMOST

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Fizzer6R said:
heck yeah, long as he gave you the permission to ride it, and also that you agree if you happen to dump it will pay no matter how small or big $.

with that said, major warning: after the ride on it, of course you'll want one!
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O yea I will deff take care of it if anything did happen! He said he trusts me 100% I asked is there anything I need to know about the bike and his response was "nope"
 
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RoadTrip

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Fizzer6R said:
heck yeah, long as he gave you the permission to ride it, and also that you agree if you happen to dump it will pay no matter how small or big $.

with that said, major warning: after the ride on it, of course you'll want one!
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That's the danger, you may become addicted to the additional power, once you taste it....
 
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dart1963

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have fun... just treat her with respect... not every day you get to test ride another bike :)
 

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buzzbomb

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Why not take it out? The fact you worry about it says you'll do your best to treat it with respect. He offered you the keys, knowing what kind of man your are, and (I'm guessing) in payment for your generosity in storing his ride.

Take it out. It' a wonderful opportunity to compare it to what you currently own. I don't even need to say "Be careful." You will be.

I say take it out and enjoy the opportunity to ride something different than what you're used to.
 
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