When buying a new radio, you might also want to pay attention for a few things. 1. Feel of the radio. Go to you hobby shop, look at what they got and ask to look at the sample you want. Hold the radio, get the feeling of it, which ever feels best for your hand/grips, then it's the right radio for you. You can't be a good driver if your not comfortable. Hold it like your driving, move it around etc. 2. Funtions/Features, as mentioned above, people pick what they need, some will buy one radio just to get the ABS funtion, some will get them for certain things for different class. Don't go out and buy a $260 unless you know you will put most of the funtions and features in use. If your not using them, then stick to a simple radio that won't cost you an arm...:beard: