How did you choose between Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha or Honda?

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Each one of those motorcycles make 600cc's. How did you choose yours?
I've been riding a ninja 250 for 4-5 months. I rode my brother's R1, it was pretty fast but im just saying i'm prepared to buy a 600cc bike.

im buying a used one and i see nice many nice bikes from these four companies for a 600cc one..
How would you help me choose the right one?
 
When looking for a used bike, don't focus on brand if there are a number of makes that will do what you want. Keep an open mind and evaluate each bike you look at for price and condition. Don't fall in love with the first bike you go to see. Look at several to get a feel for the market. If you do your legwork and your homework, sooner or later you will recognize a good buy when it presents itself.

When it comes time to negotiate price, the more bikes you have seen, the better you will be able to negotiate.
 
i agree with the other answers stating that buying used is a gamble.. but i have owned 2 used hondas and havent had any real problems with ither the nighthawk 250 (i would recomend getting a nighthawk 750 shaft drive personaly, thats a dream bike of mine, but there hard to come by) or my 86 goldwing....

if you get a used bike you should make shure you (or you have a good friend) can rebuild the carbs and other little things like that...
 
Honda = excellent quality control and reliability (don't break and won't leave you stranded).
Yamaha = race ready, best speed & performance, low in quality control.
Kawasaki = average of the bunch - not great, not junk. Were you satisfied with your 250 Ninja? You won't have any complaints with another Kawasaki.
Suzuki = not mechanic friendly

For the average rider, especially newbies - buy what looks the best for your taste.
You won't be able to ride it to it's full potential.
Any qualities one has over another, you won't be able to tell the difference.
 
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