Buell Blast vs Ninja 250: Difference between revisions
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Remember, these are opinions. Some people like Harley-Davidsons; others like Hayabusas. What you like is up to you. | Remember, these are opinions. Some people like Harley-Davidsons; others like Hayabusas. What you like is up to you. | ||
====Rider number one | ====Rider number one==== | ||
The 250 is a far better motorcycle, although the Blast is a good beginner's bike. | The 250 is a far better motorcycle, although the Blast is a good beginner's bike. | ||
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Final thoughts: Nod goes to the 250. However...the Blast was designed specifically for beginning riders and excels in that role, MAYBE better than the 250. That could be argued well either way. I feel that the 250 can grow with a rider as their skill levels improve, where a Blast would not. Evidence of this is that there are numerous track ready 250s and a 250 racing series in California. Nothing like that for Blasts. | Final thoughts: Nod goes to the 250. However...the Blast was designed specifically for beginning riders and excels in that role, MAYBE better than the 250. That could be argued well either way. I feel that the 250 can grow with a rider as their skill levels improve, where a Blast would not. Evidence of this is that there are numerous track ready 250s and a 250 racing series in California. Nothing like that for Blasts. | ||
If ALL you want is a strictly beginning motorcycle, then either will serve you well. You'd be able to keep the 250 around longer than the Blast as your skills improve. | If ALL you want is a strictly beginning motorcycle, then either will serve you well. You'd be able to keep the 250 around longer than the Blast as your skills improve. | ||
====Rider number two, [http://www.ninja250.org/Anthony Anthony]==== | ====Rider number two, [http://www.ninja250.org/Anthony Anthony]==== | ||