If you are bored on Sunday afternoon, and if time allows, may soon be wishing he had something that was fun and exciting. A motorcycle, say, is the most fun you will ever have in the field. As an avid cyclist, and as someone who loves a good time, I could not agree more. This brings me back to Sunday afternoon above, where the sun shines and the weather is sweet. What's missing from this picture?

Ah yes, the FZ6R Yamaha.

This new-for-2009 sport bike is not really a sports bike at all, but rather a comfortable and competent entry bi-level machine that is a step above the Kawasaki Ninja 500 (the de facto standard for bicycles student), both in looks and performance. Compared to other entry-level motorcycle, the Yamaha FZ6R is jam packed with personality.

Design and Performance

A look at the Yamaha FZ6R enough to make someone fall in love. Different styles, along with aggressive fairing and wide tires (for the size of the motorcycle) FZ6R give a unique look. Without doubt, not lack of FZ6R attractive exterior. By Of course all the fairing aggressive in the world means nothing if the bike handles like a Vespa.

Launch of the motorcycle reveals the silky smooth unemployed fuel injection four-cylinder engine R6 old, and once you rev (and want) will be rewarded with an angelic tone exhaust. This certainly does not is a pocket rocket. It is also true is the fact that the FZ6R not really faster than any of its competition in the primaries (Kawasaki Ninja 650R, Suzuki SV650S). However, the amount of personal satisfaction that the owners of this bike are sure to enjoy easily outweigh any minor shortcomings.

And believe me when I say they are really minor. Once you have this bike in motion you will experience riding position is far and beyond of what "entry level" bikes offer. No carbureted engine, awkward, no acceleration mediocre, not disapproving glances of drivers motorcycle from others. It is the speed when you need it, is the trip you desire (stiff, but not too stiff), and aesthetics that make people constantly ask what is mounting.

Riding this bike hard and will reward you with sub-12 second acceleration ($ 8,000 motorcycle continue with 180,000 Ferrari dollars), enthusiasm in turn-in, and the ability to stop his newfound lover by a penny.

Just How Good Is It?

This very well could be one of the better entry level sport bike middleweight ever conceived, and in my humble opinion, this bike is worthy of respect of any driver regardless of their level of experience. Get in others, the ride and see for yourself – you'll be glad you did.

Cameron Martel owns BeginnerMotorcycleReviews.com, a directory of some of the best beginner motorcycles available. Users can even submit their own reviews! Be sure to read the more in-depth Yamaha FZ6R review on his website!

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