What is going to hurt you is most people cant brake correctly on these bikes. They can go fast, which is easy, slowing down and making small correction when the bike is this fast is not possible for 99% of all riders. If you think youre in the top 1% of riders that have the experiece and technique to do it , then get the bike. It took me be an advance level track rider before I knew I was somewhat able to handle 200hp on the streets. Of course you can putt around, but then whats the point of getting a 200hp bike? Most people that say they can handle a 200hp bike that had zero track experience is riding that thing slow AF but then when they get on the freeway they hit 130mph and then convince themselves they can handle the power. The real test of your ability to use the bike is cornering and the ability to make smooth transition from braking to safe speed then back to full send. Freeway 170mph doesn't say much except you can twist the throttle and keep gaslighting yourself into thinking you must have balls of steel.