Yeah man, i live about a 45 minute drive from NJMP in NJ. Ever since they opened and i went for the first time i got addicted. SO MUCH better than riding street, and you actually learn how to ride..I havent rode street in a long ass time. My 600 is 100% track bike now.

lol cant say I can say the same. Riding a r6 is like riding a pig in terms of the posture you get riding it. Hondas more like a horse. controllable and comfortable. Needless to say on power levels are completely different bikes the r6 definetely not for the faint hearted.

Thats why I said he needs to sit on each one and kinda get a feel for each. Everyone has their own preference. I agree with the r6 posture, i really dont like it, but some people love it.

I might agree, the r6 out of all 600s is probaly the quickest, but not my far, in the end all of the 600s are quick enough lol.

I preferably like the gsxr 750, but hes just buying a street bike, really a 250 is more than you will need for the streets unless your some goon wanting to do 150+ on the highways

Yeah I agree with 250s spite what people usually say about "you'll get bored". True but then again you wont get chances to use up 600cc power on the public roads.
If I was to put a safety input about 600s id say they are somewhat "safer" than 250s.. the amount of times averted collision with drivers and by that I mean things I couldnt get away with riding a 250cc.

Street bikes are also awesome in fact in another world where I had enough money id just skip sportbikes and go on streetbikes Perfect for those starting out and perfect for the veterans too. Comfy riding easy to learn easy everything lol.

Well if you arent going to be responsible you shouldnt own a street bike in the first place, doesnt matter if its a 250 or a 1000.