would you trade even up

a badass crf450r street legal supermoto 2007 that i own that has nearly $15k invested and 122 hours runtime,and runs strong as hell never a problem all street miles. NO HIGHWAY ridden at all.....or sustained 55-60mph it's good for a sustained 45-50mph safely 5000rpms the way it's geared
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/garage.php?do=viewvehicle&vid=7949

for this?
i test rode it today and it rides excellent and has some flaws cosmetically.
but it could be a track hoe'd POS.
again it rode and sounded great.
but what i have is just a wee bit ok alot bit more badass.

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/2454927775.html

 

i wouldnt think you would be able to ride the rocket down by the water. or atleast mm i wouldnt. i say dont do it. keep the bike you have.

 

Most likely stunted out junk... Ya don't usually modify because you treat it nice.

 

An RC51 stunt bike? Probably not. And I'd say, at least 75% of the tacoma owners on this site have modified Tacomas that are their "babys" and have never been off-road.

And I would probably go for the trade. Super-motos are fun for only so long and the RC51 is an awesome bike. You won wouldn't have to worry about how many hours you have on the super-moto anymore. Instead, you'd look forfard to racking up as many miles as possible on the RC!!

 

i already emailed the guy no trade...

being he was the third owner is what did the deal in.

plus it looks like it was tracked hard with the go-fast goodies on it.

my supermoto is no mint piece itself either just this RC51 seemed beat to shit.

 

I hate you


Both are incredibly nice bikes!! I don't really hate you, just jealous that you are in the situation to choose between the 2. The RC-51 is a sweet machine! Something about those v-twin rockets! If you aren't using the supermoto as intended, I'd trade for the rocket. If you do a lot of city driving or mixed use with some light trail riding, keep the SM. In the city I live in, I'd glady trade my rocket for a SM, it'd be a lot more fun!

EDIT: After reading your post above, keep the SM!

 

not really unless the price is right.

and i believe the buyer is worthy enough

 

yeah the fun factor in my SM is far above and beyond anything in the motorcycle world.

i don't know what was going through my head.

i'm better now