probably the best statement Ive heard about this topic.phaderlanx said:my .o2
pick the one that appeals to you visually. design and color scheme. You really wont be able to discern a performance difference. Unless you are an experienced track master, or profesional racer. In which case you would not be asking this question on sbn......plus you dont really specify which years you are comparing.....5 years difference can mean quite a bit in the 600SS class.
dude, on the street it doesnt matter. on the track yes and no one rides their bike to the fullest. so what does the numbers mean.....not a damm thingMeh2u said:I disagree, the 1000RR is not nearly as quick as the ZX-10R.
i agree you need to sit on them and feel what style is most comfortable for you and of course you should also look at style and colors avaliable. as previously state all bike are going to perform well. as for myself i like the bulky tank and stocky look of the gxsr but then again im a suzuki rider till i die...or get a custom chopper...phaderlanx said:my .o2
pick the one that appeals to you visually. design and color scheme. You really wont be able to discern a performance difference. Unless you are an experienced track master, or profesional racer. In which case you would not be asking this question on sbn......plus you dont really specify which years you are comparing.....5 years difference can mean quite a bit in the 600SS class.
Very well said.Tripped said:I like my Speed Triple the first time I sat on one everything just "fit" I sold a 168rwhp 2002 gixxer because I never rode it. So now they call me boat anchor until we start rippin' twistiesScrew numbers the rider makes the bike fast, all it does is fall over without one.
XRedJar said:Very well said.
I don't like the real narrow feel where the seat meats the tank of the R6, & when I sat on the GSXR, it just seemed to "fit". No brand holds much advantage in any category, so the decision is almost completly subjective.
Go with your gut feeling....you really can't go wrong.