Not yet a FZ6R owner...but


yillbs

yillbs

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One of the things people take for granted on these bikes is the actual riding and not the position. I've been trying to upgrade to an r6 for over a year and I just can't.the fz6r is the smoothest riding bike I've been on. But as far as power goes I'm 220 lbs and have a blast every day I ride. In fact I rarely see myself going north of 7k. I've owned ninjas even the fz6 and nothing has been as smooth as this one. Another awesome mention is although on paper it's haeavy I find it very easy to maneuver . The only downside I've been able to find are the wrist pains but that's on me. Get one and enjoy it as much as I do :)
 
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nismos14

I'm movin on
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Will you ride 2 up at all?
 
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cloviszx9r

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Replying to your comments on the FZ6R. I've ridden many bikes, mostly sport-tourers .... now older and "mellower". Looking at buying either the FZ6R or the Ninja 650R. All I want is a smoooth ride, NO buzzing whatsoever. And for someone who does cross-country, back-road rides I will need luggage space.
So what's the choice between the Ninja or FZR ???
 
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nismos14

I'm movin on
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cloviszx9r said:
Replying to your comments on the FZ6R. I've ridden many bikes, mostly sport-tourers .... now older and "mellower". Looking at buying either the FZ6R or the Ninja 650R. All I want is a smoooth ride, NO buzzing whatsoever. And for someone who does cross-country, back-road rides I will need luggage space.
So what's the choice between the Ninja or FZR ???
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I wouldn't go with either. You need something bigger for a smooth ride. GSX-S750/1000, Ninja 1000, FZ10 etc.
 

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