Nice bikes you've owned previously, but it's time you step up to the next level and buy a Supersport. Trust me, you'll be glad you did!
Nice bikes you've owned previously, but it's time you step up to the next level and buy a Supersport. Trust me, you'll be glad you did!Sounds like I need to post here first. Currently looking at "upgrading" my 2009 VFR800 after 2 years with it. It was a good "return to motorcycling" bike after a 10 years hiatus but I feel the itch to get something a bit twitchier before I get too old.. :laugh: Had a ZX-6E and a CBR1100XX before the VFR.
The Italian it factor...:laugh:It is at that moment that you realize that the SS was worth every penny.
No truer words spoken, every time I park up I look back and grin "wow the extra pennies were worth it"Even though the SS cost significantly more the one thing that I keep reminding myself is the feeling that I get when I park the bike, walk away and then look back at it. It is at that moment that you realize that the SS was worth every penny.
Sure, check those bikes out if in the market for the Supersport, but they're not direct competitors:Just for completeness here are a couple other bikes you might want to consider:
Aprilia Tuono 1100RR
Yamaha FZ-10
Triumph Street Triple R
i really liked the FZ10, but those headlights just kill it for me.Just for completeness here are a couple other bikes you might want to consider:
Aprilia Tuono 1100RR
Yamaha FZ-10
Triumph Street Triple R
I'm sure some people like the "insect" look of many of the current Japanese bikes, but I'm not one of them.i really liked the FZ10, but those headlights just kill it for me.