@@Trevor.Dionne I know what it feels like to ride and then stop and get back on again after years. However, I must say dirt (overall) is safer than street. Yes you fall more often in dirt but the injuries are much smaller (most of the time) and likely less fatal. So on street, as long as you are an aware person and pay attention to all the madness out there and have good decision making and self DISCIPLINE/control a 600 is great but if you aren't used to street, even a "safer" slower 250 or 300 bike can get you killed. So just be smart on it and take it easy at first until you feel confident going from less busy to higher density traffic. In terms of muscle memory, reaction, feel etc. just ride a lot and get to know the bike and you'll love it. Do your homework and do what's right for you. The main thing about these supersports is you can get too confident keeping up with friends when your skills aren't locked in. I lost a friend at 19 (I'm 46 now) who didn't stay tight in a turn and got taken out by a mack truck. So, please be careful and pick your spots to be a hooligan carefully. I took a safety training course and recommend that if you can. Gets you on a street bike and a license too!
Congrats! If you sit back on the seat, grip the tank with your thighs, bend your arms and put your hands mid way through the grips and relax your hands it’ll put less stress on your back and hands. I’m on an 08 R6 and it’s alot worse. Lol
Thanks for the tips. It’s been about a week since I’ve had the bike and everyday it gets more and more comfortable, still have to constantly remind myself to keep my back straight lol. But I can ride it for MUCH longer than the first day before I get a little exhausted. I’ve heard the R6 has the most aggressive seating position out of all the Japanese 600s. Thanks for watching!
funny, for me sitting up as close to the tank as possible lets me straighten my back out and feels most comfortable. Sitting back and leaning more forward gives some relief too, but just goes to show that everyone's spine is different
Part of the brake-in period is loading the engine up so enough cylinder pressure seats the piston rings against the walls. Don´t worry about going to redline from time to time.
Just picked up a 2018 gsxr600 myself.I rode all Honda CBRs in the past and have always hated suzuki,but now that I have one I love it lol I did a cat/servo/02 sensor delete,added a midpipe and an m4 exhaust.Sounds amazing.I got the delete sensors to plug in place of those to keep the F1 light off.Runs great as is but plan on getting a dyno tune and ecu flash in the near future to get max potential out of her.
Ayye that's awesome bro! Yea Suzuki definitely has a "stigma" and is "hated" in the sportbike community lmao, but once you actually get a leg over one they're amazing (really just the funny community lol). I'm still thinking if I want to get a full system exhaust or do a slip-on since I plan to track the bike sometime in the future. All I've done so far is just get a fender delete and it's made the bike look so much better, but the ugly stock exhaust needs to go soon. Seems like you've got everything figured out for your bike, enjoy it! And thanks for watching :)
Beautiful bike. I have an 07. GSXRs are relatively so comfortable, smooth, nimble and easy to ride (and get yourself into trouble); if the law really saw how one rides, being pulled over would be the least you'd expect them to do... just saying. I always wanted an R6 but after my GSXR Idk if I can live without the low end powerband being so full of torque (relatively speaking). Increasing your core strength (abs), legs and eventually your back (just comes from riding) will help a lot to not really feel as much weight on your wrists. Have fun, be safe (mostly)!
Nice! I feel like the ZX6R is the best 600cc supersport you can buy right now. For the price you get more power and features than all the other bikes (like quickshifter and a 636 engine). Enjoy it! And thanks for watching!
Suzuki speedos are notoriously out of wack. When you were cruising on the highway at "95" you were probably doing more like 80. Unless you think all those cars that were traveling the same speed were also blasting lmao
AZ is known for notorious traffic and speeders lol, I’m sure the speedo wasn’t accurate but I know it wasn’t 15 mph off. Prob more like 3-4. Whenever I drive in a car I’m usually cruising at similar speeds on the freeway to keep up with everyone else. Anyways, thanks for watching :)
watching this like damn that AZ then you pass twin peaks and im like DAMN THATS WHERE I ATE LUNCH YESTERDAY!!! i plan on getting the same bike soon haha my buddy just got one!
Just came across your video and i enjoyed it. Im thinking about getting a gsxr 600 for my first back. My only concern is leaning forward i just want to be comfortable. Be safe
Thanks! Although as a first bike it might be too much and it’s not a comfortable bike at all especially if you’ve never ridden before. I’d honestly recommend starting on something smaller at least for a couple months to a year like I did before making the jump to something faster. It’ll give you the skills to handle a bike like this and be more comfortable rather than trying to learn too many things at once. Be safe and I hope you’re happy with whatever decision you make!
I was just slapped with nostalgia. I lived about two miles from where that dealership is (it didn’t exist then but there was Triumph/Ducati and BMW) back in 2007 when I bought my first bike, which was the blue/white K7 600. I used to work at the Best Buy that you passed getting on 101 South. At the corner before the ramp you passed Twin Peaks! 🥲
Oh.... 🤣🤣🤣 I'm planning on taking the motorcycle course. I wanna ride too. I'm a little nervous. I want to work my way to a 750. No more. Good video. 👍 New Subscriber from Florida 💥.
@@qhughes4555 If you go there anytime soon I would ask for Colby (he helped me with everything and made sure it all went smooth). Tell him I sent you haha. And let me know when you get the bike I'd be down to meetup and ride :)
I started on 17’ ninja 300 late summer last year to which it was a waste of money! I bought a 22’ z900 early January this year and had loads of fun! Will be getting an MT10 next year, maybe the MT10SP!! I favor hyper naked over supersport just bc I’m 6’3
MT10 is a really nice bike. I’m between 6’2 and 6’3 and the super sport position is a bit cramped, but I’m used to it now. Enjoy your bike and ride safe!
@@patrickmba7638 bc I didn’t really need to learn how to ride a bike, I race mx bikes so I have an advantage over actual beginners. Street riding imo is easier than that
I had about 6-8 months with my CBR 500r before I upgraded to the 600cc. I’d recommend at least a year with a beginner bike before getting a 600cc. Hope you find what you’re looking for.
YO is that at a dealership where they allow you to test ride their bikes? the parking lot looks like a little track.... man I wish the dealers down here in south Florida would allow you to test before you buy....
Yep! The dealership has MSF course lessons in the back so they also let people test ride before buying bikes if there isn’t a class in session. I’m super thankful for it and that’s pretty unfortunate Florida doesn’t have dealerships that do it. I feel like every dealership should have a system like that.
@@sook_ that’s cool!!! I wish we had something like that. These dealerships down here will not let you test anything… so if you buy a bike you better have sat on it for a while to maybe get a feel for it…. cause there’s no turning back after purchasing….. and there’s one used dealer down here that you can test ride. But just literally in the parking lot. Enjoy ya gsxr . I’ve been on the fence about getting one. They are more comfortable than the other super sports…. Keep giving up the good content.. ride safe…. Salute..
@@Rickyclark Yea even here in AZ most dealerships won't let you test ride, I feel like I got pretty lucky. And I'd say if you really want to get one then go for it, so far I've had the bike for a week and it makes commuting actually fun lol. Thanks again for watching, stay tuned for more content :)
You were doing 95-100 miles per hour or kilometers per hour? Or were the other shopping trolleys in the shot (that were pacing you) straight up cruising at 150KM/h? That's bloody mad. If you did that where I lived you'd lose your license, get a massive fine and risk jail time. 70MPH is the maximum speed limit we have though.
MPH (allegedly of course 😂). Yea Arizona is crazy, super fast drivers for no reason, gotta keep up with them but even here you risk a ticket. Highest speed limit here is 75MPH on freeways outside of major cities.
Looked at this bike yesterday in the dealership. And was surprised that suzuki didn’t update anything in gsxr600 for many years. How does it feels without any electronic assistance? This thing doesn’t even have simple abs which every bike has now🤔 This bike looks nice and it fast enough , but price for this old thing $15k🤔
@@OM-sb2bd It is $11499 + $2695 adm + gov fee, + registration + taxes. Final price is over $15000 in Del Amo motorsports Redondo Beach (CA) dealership for new 2022 bike. As I said I wanted to buy it couple days ago. But when they told me the final price I changed my mind…
@@sergeimukhin9711 well NADA guide on a 2017 is 9700 average retail - not sure where you’d get 2700 extra in fees BEFORE tax either - if it really was 15k out the door that would seem fishy 🐠
@@sergeimukhin9711 at 2:53 he says it’s a 2017 with a couple hundred miles on it … and that’s a color scheme from 2017 … but I trust your pics! Ride safe brotha. 🤘🏻
I would personally go with something a little less intimidating (like a Ninja 400, Yamaha R3, or even the new Kawasaki ZX4RR that’s coming out this year if you’ve had previous dirt bike experience). I say that because while the bike is pretty docile at low RPMs, once you get up to around 8-10k revs the bike wakes up in the powerband and I could see it being pretty dangerous for a beginner. Plus the ergonomics aren’t that great for learning how to ride and it’s going to be very uncomfortable while you try to learn the basics. If you do still choose to get one, take it slow and don’t ride above your limits. Good luck on the search, thanks for watching!
4:21 "We're literally going 95 almost 100"
yet still pacing with rest of traffic, classic az lmao
LOL literally, idk why everyone's always in a hurry
This is the kind of laid back content I relax to. Looking to get myself a GSX-R. Been a childhood dream of mine. Thanks for bein cool as hell, Sook.
Appreciate it! Hope you get one soon, they’re fun :)
Do it, you'll love it, just be safe!
@@justinsugay1149 would you recommend the 600 for first bike? Rode dirtbikes when I was younger but it has been years
@@Trevor.Dionne I know what it feels like to ride and then stop and get back on again after years. However, I must say dirt (overall) is safer than street. Yes you fall more often in dirt but the injuries are much smaller (most of the time) and likely less fatal. So on street, as long as you are an aware person and pay attention to all the madness out there and have good decision making and self DISCIPLINE/control a 600 is great but if you aren't used to street, even a "safer" slower 250 or 300 bike can get you killed. So just be smart on it and take it easy at first until you feel confident going from less busy to higher density traffic. In terms of muscle memory, reaction, feel etc. just ride a lot and get to know the bike and you'll love it. Do your homework and do what's right for you. The main thing about these supersports is you can get too confident keeping up with friends when your skills aren't locked in. I lost a friend at 19 (I'm 46 now) who didn't stay tight in a turn and got taken out by a mack truck. So, please be careful and pick your spots to be a hooligan carefully. I took a safety training course and recommend that if you can. Gets you on a street bike and a license too!
I want one bad 😂😂😂
Congrats! If you sit back on the seat, grip the tank with your thighs, bend your arms and put your hands mid way through the grips and relax your hands it’ll put less stress on your back and hands. I’m on an 08 R6 and it’s alot worse. Lol
Thanks for the tips. It’s been about a week since I’ve had the bike and everyday it gets more and more comfortable, still have to constantly remind myself to keep my back straight lol. But I can ride it for MUCH longer than the first day before I get a little exhausted. I’ve heard the R6 has the most aggressive seating position out of all the Japanese 600s. Thanks for watching!
funny, for me sitting up as close to the tank as possible lets me straighten my back out and feels most comfortable. Sitting back and leaning more forward gives some relief too, but just goes to show that everyone's spine is different
But yeah, definitely took about a week of riding and second guessing if it was too aggressive for me before I got comfortable with it
Part of the brake-in period is loading the engine up so enough cylinder pressure seats the piston rings against the walls. Don´t worry about going to redline from time to time.
係數人頭痛唔通又會唔會好開心唔可以影唔到個心會定落去
因為之前買嗰個
Just picked up a 2018 gsxr600 myself.I rode all Honda CBRs in the past and have always hated suzuki,but now that I have one I love it lol I did a cat/servo/02 sensor delete,added a midpipe and an m4 exhaust.Sounds amazing.I got the delete sensors to plug in place of those to keep the F1 light off.Runs great as is but plan on getting a dyno tune and ecu flash in the near future to get max potential out of her.
Ayye that's awesome bro! Yea Suzuki definitely has a "stigma" and is "hated" in the sportbike community lmao, but once you actually get a leg over one they're amazing (really just the funny community lol). I'm still thinking if I want to get a full system exhaust or do a slip-on since I plan to track the bike sometime in the future. All I've done so far is just get a fender delete and it's made the bike look so much better, but the ugly stock exhaust needs to go soon. Seems like you've got everything figured out for your bike, enjoy it!
And thanks for watching :)
Glad to see you’re enjoying your new bike bro! I just bought my first bike about a month back 2003 GSXR 600 and couldn’t be happier with it.
Thanks! Enjoy the bike, ride safe :)
I have the same bike bro bro. Very fun bike .
Im taking the MSF later this year. And looking to get a gxsr. How do you like it as a first bike?
Yup. The first time you ride a gixxer 600, "dude" is usually the first word everyone says.
Haha it’s universal
Beautiful bike. I have an 07. GSXRs are relatively so comfortable, smooth, nimble and easy to ride (and get yourself into trouble); if the law really saw how one rides, being pulled over would be the least you'd expect them to do... just saying. I always wanted an R6 but after my GSXR Idk if I can live without the low end powerband being so full of torque (relatively speaking). Increasing your core strength (abs), legs and eventually your back (just comes from riding) will help a lot to not really feel as much weight on your wrists. Have fun, be safe (mostly)!
Completely agree, the low end torque on these bikes is surprisingly great to use around town. Thanks for watching!
I love that back parking lot they have there to break in some new tires alil bit.
You don’t have to baby the bike. You can rip from 0 miles. Just like race teams do with new bikes! 😉
Appreciate the info; honestly I cant stay patient enough to take it easy like the owners manual says anyway. Thanks for watching!
Welcome to GSX-R Nation! I ride a K8 7Fiddy 💪🏾
I love the K8 styling, and heard 750s are really good for the street because of their torque. Hope you’re enjoying it :)
Bike looks mint! Can hear your enthusiasm & reminds me of picking up my gixxer6
I went with the zx6r, no regrets at all but I did like how the suzuki was. Ride safe welcome to the club.
Nice! I feel like the ZX6R is the best 600cc supersport you can buy right now. For the price you get more power and features than all the other bikes (like quickshifter and a 636 engine). Enjoy it!
And thanks for watching!
Amazing video!! Btw, "taking it easy the first 1000 miles" is just a myth... lol your Suzuki can take it. Best motorcycle ever.
Yup I started using it all around the rev range soon after that video haha
@@sook_ Well done!!! That's not how I like my steaks cooked, but well done!!
Suzuki speedos are notoriously out of wack. When you were cruising on the highway at "95" you were probably doing more like 80. Unless you think all those cars that were traveling the same speed were also blasting lmao
AZ is known for notorious traffic and speeders lol, I’m sure the speedo wasn’t accurate but I know it wasn’t 15 mph off. Prob more like 3-4. Whenever I drive in a car I’m usually cruising at similar speeds on the freeway to keep up with everyone else. Anyways, thanks for watching :)
Congratulation bro❣️u have chosen the best bike in this segment❣️❣️well wishes for ur future ride on this❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Thanks!
watching this like damn that AZ
then you pass twin peaks and im like DAMN THATS WHERE I ATE LUNCH YESTERDAY!!!
i plan on getting the same bike soon haha my buddy just got one!
That’s awesome! Ride safe :)
Just needs a Moore Mafia ECU flash and exhaust.
NEW SOOK MAKES MY DAY
❤
happy you know how to keep those RPMs low on a low milage bike bro, safe riding
I got my r6 with 1200 miles it now has 8,000 miles I love my bike congrats man
Awesome! Love the R6 :)
@@sook_ thanks bro 😎
Get some boots. Like full race boots or something with full ankle protection. Trust me. Ride safe
Looks incredible bro and the sound! Well done soldier 😎
Just came across your video and i enjoyed it. Im thinking about getting a gsxr 600 for my first back. My only concern is leaning forward i just want to be comfortable. Be safe
Thanks! Although as a first bike it might be too much and it’s not a comfortable bike at all especially if you’ve never ridden before. I’d honestly recommend starting on something smaller at least for a couple months to a year like I did before making the jump to something faster. It’ll give you the skills to handle a bike like this and be more comfortable rather than trying to learn too many things at once. Be safe and I hope you’re happy with whatever decision you make!
@@sook_ thank you sir. I really like the style of the bike
I'm loving mine, awesome bike to own! Cheers mate!
Crazy, I ride a CBR500 AND I almost got a bike from that dealership you picked up your GSXR from. and am considering the jump to a 600 lol
Haha small world, if you feel like you’re ready then do it. It’s a world of a difference and super fun!
rocking from the jump let’s go Brotha .. ride safe ride forever ! #ZUKNATION🤘🏾🔥
It looks great! I bet you'll have a lot of fun on that machine :)
WOOO
WOOOO
I was just slapped with nostalgia. I lived about two miles from where that dealership is (it didn’t exist then but there was Triumph/Ducati and BMW) back in 2007 when I bought my first bike, which was the blue/white K7 600. I used to work at the Best Buy that you passed getting on 101 South. At the corner before the ramp you passed Twin Peaks! 🥲
That’s awesome, do you still have your K7?
@@sook_ No, it’s long gone. Been thinking about getting a newer GSX-R750 or GSX-S1000.
You just gotta do mad pulls on it. The G-forces will take the weight off ya 😂
Oh.... 🤣🤣🤣 I'm planning on taking the motorcycle course. I wanna ride too. I'm a little nervous. I want to work my way to a 750. No more. Good video. 👍 New Subscriber from Florida 💥.
Thanks! The motorcycle course is the perfect first step, I was a little nervous too but it’s actually pretty easy and fun.
I havent even seen the blue ones in the southeast
Welcome to freedom. K4 checking in
Appreciate it bro! Thanks for watching :)
Dude I miss Gsxr 600 so bad!
As soon as the weather cools down I’ll make some more videos :)
noice ! enjoy bro!
Nice Video 🔥
Thumbs up and keep it up
that bike is bad ass man and i havent even watched the video yet
Thanks I appreciate it!
Hey that’s my local go Az!
AZ!!! I Drive past that dealership daily
Yep! GoAZ dealership hooked me up on a great deal. Thanks for watching :)
@@sook_ hopefully they can hook me up when it’s my time to pick up a bike 😎
@@qhughes4555 If you go there anytime soon I would ask for Colby (he helped me with everything and made sure it all went smooth). Tell him I sent you haha. And let me know when you get the bike I'd be down to meetup and ride :)
Lovely video bud, dropped a sub.
Thanks!
I started on 17’ ninja 300 late summer last year to which it was a waste of money! I bought a 22’ z900 early January this year and had loads of fun! Will be getting an MT10 next year, maybe the MT10SP!! I favor hyper naked over supersport just bc I’m 6’3
MT10 is a really nice bike. I’m between 6’2 and 6’3 and the super sport position is a bit cramped, but I’m used to it now. Enjoy your bike and ride safe!
Why waste of money? The N300 has a reputation for being a great learner bike.
@@patrickmba7638 bc I didn’t really need to learn how to ride a bike, I race mx bikes so I have an advantage over actual beginners. Street riding imo is easier than that
@@578_ Like dirt bikes?
@@patrickmba7638 yea dirt bikes. 50cc all the way to 250cc
congrats and ride safe my brother!!! new sub... salute!!
Appreciate you bro!
1st gear all day 😮🙏🏾✝️🪨
Gotta build that core strength.
What's the music you used during the start of the video also good video bike you got is my dream bike
hi bro, good video :) may i ask what you had for riding experience going into this purchase? Thanks , love and peace. Dano
I had about 6-8 months with my CBR 500r before I upgraded to the 600cc. I’d recommend at least a year with a beginner bike before getting a 600cc. Hope you find what you’re looking for.
This AZ? Looks like the roads there.
yep!
@@sook_ my home state. I miss it.
Tőled fogok sokat tanulni, Teacher. 😊 Bro
One smooth machine
I so want one
YO is that at a dealership where they allow you to test ride their bikes? the parking lot looks like a little track.... man I wish the dealers down here in south Florida would allow you to test before you buy....
Yep! The dealership has MSF course lessons in the back so they also let people test ride before buying bikes if there isn’t a class in session. I’m super thankful for it and that’s pretty unfortunate Florida doesn’t have dealerships that do it. I feel like every dealership should have a system like that.
@@sook_ that’s cool!!! I wish we had something like that. These dealerships down here will not let you test anything… so if you buy a bike you better have sat on it for a while to maybe get a feel for it…. cause there’s no turning back after purchasing….. and there’s one used dealer down here that you can test ride. But just literally in the parking lot. Enjoy ya gsxr . I’ve been on the fence about getting one. They are more comfortable than the other super sports…. Keep giving up the good content.. ride safe…. Salute..
@@Rickyclark Yea even here in AZ most dealerships won't let you test ride, I feel like I got pretty lucky. And I'd say if you really want to get one then go for it, so far I've had the bike for a week and it makes commuting actually fun lol. Thanks again for watching, stay tuned for more content :)
Give her the beans man
I have a midsize cruiser and contemplate jumping on a sport bike. Power pretty manageable?
I thought the cbr-rrs were d most comfortable of d supersports.
I heard it was both the CBRs and GSXRs, except for the new CBR 1000RRR SP lol
You were doing 95-100 miles per hour or kilometers per hour? Or were the other shopping trolleys in the shot (that were pacing you) straight up cruising at 150KM/h? That's bloody mad. If you did that where I lived you'd lose your license, get a massive fine and risk jail time. 70MPH is the maximum speed limit we have though.
MPH (allegedly of course 😂). Yea Arizona is crazy, super fast drivers for no reason, gotta keep up with them but even here you risk a ticket. Highest speed limit here is 75MPH on freeways outside of major cities.
Imagine what. A. R1000r. Will do. Lookin. At 750z. Tweeked. 1000RZ
IS "" INSANE "" BIKE. GO SUZY
cool. what mic setup do u have?
Thanks, I use a Purple Panda mic with the mic adapter to hook up to the gopro
@@sook_ thank you man! Been looking for a good setup for a long time.
Looked at this bike yesterday in the dealership. And was surprised that suzuki didn’t update anything in gsxr600 for many years. How does it feels without any electronic assistance? This thing doesn’t even have simple abs which every bike has now🤔 This bike looks nice and it fast enough , but price for this old thing $15k🤔
In 2017 brand new it was $11k so I hope you’re wrong about that price.
@@OM-sb2bd It is $11499 + $2695 adm + gov fee, + registration + taxes. Final price is over $15000 in Del Amo motorsports Redondo Beach (CA) dealership for new 2022 bike. As I said I wanted to buy it couple days ago. But when they told me the final price I changed my mind…
@@sergeimukhin9711 well NADA guide on a 2017 is 9700 average retail - not sure where you’d get 2700 extra in fees BEFORE tax either - if it really was 15k out the door that would seem fishy 🐠
@@OM-sb2bd You probably don't know that it's 2022. And 2017 was 5 years ago. Lol
@@sergeimukhin9711 at 2:53 he says it’s a 2017 with a couple hundred miles on it … and that’s a color scheme from 2017 … but I trust your pics! Ride safe brotha. 🤘🏻
I was a scrambling to find the right gear
Missouri Knoll
Flavie Inlet
Cool looking new bike 👍
Thanks!
@@sook_ your welcome blue is the best color to for sport bikes !!
@@stormyweather2837 I agree! Blue can't be beat
what do you use to record? audio and video?
GoPro Hero 7 black for video, purple panda mic for audio
What for series SUZUKI GSX-R K* >?????
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He said it's a 2017, that makes it a L7
@@MrKlein83 Yes, I know how they are marked) I could have listened)
@@MrKlein83 However, I really like the 600 and 750 starting from L1
@@Alexz_915 yep, & still the same with the "new" M4
I know little to nothing about bikes. Say I’m a beginner, would this be a good first bike???
I would personally go with something a little less intimidating (like a Ninja 400, Yamaha R3, or even the new Kawasaki ZX4RR that’s coming out this year if you’ve had previous dirt bike experience). I say that because while the bike is pretty docile at low RPMs, once you get up to around 8-10k revs the bike wakes up in the powerband and I could see it being pretty dangerous for a beginner. Plus the ergonomics aren’t that great for learning how to ride and it’s going to be very uncomfortable while you try to learn the basics. If you do still choose to get one, take it slow and don’t ride above your limits. Good luck on the search, thanks for watching!
:O how did they manage to keep this gixxer brand new since 2017? :O I don't get it.
Upton Shoals
Eunice Curve
Not as nimble as your cbr 500😂😂😂😂
Hey man how much was the bikes prices and how much did you pay out the door?
I don’t remember exactly but it was around 9-10k used with 200 miles
Buckridge View
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Mate you should have got a 750 holy crap the difference in speed is amazing
Man why all motovlogers have the same voice
Lol, prob the wind distortion
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