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To be fair i dont make the most of the handling on the cbr, my inch big chicken strips attest to that
Providing the suspension isn't utter gash it would likely suit me. ____________________ aprilia 125 Af1 Futura >> Suzuki gsxr 600 srad >> J1 zx6r >> cbr 600rr >> Speed Triple |
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Pm me some details on your cbr
You may find it far less cramped. I feel more at home on sports bikes though. You may also want to look at 05/06 GSXR1000s. They are far more roomy. |
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I bought my 06 Z1000 from new, so it's just turned 10 years old. Love it, it's a great bike. It definitely has it's limitations in the handling department, but I use it for commuting (although not in winter these days), going out for a blast, or strapping luggage to it and disappearing on a tour for a few days.
Infuriating flat-spot around 4-6k rpm (suspect that's where emissions testing happens) but below or above that it's all good fun. Could be fixed with a PCIII, but I've never felt enough of a need.
I'm 5'8" with short legs so find the Z1000 pretty comfortable, although I'm only just on the balls of my feet when stopped. Not the most comfortable bike for pillions according to my wife - crap/slippery seat and foot-pegs need rubbers to reduce the vibration.
Still love it, will own it until it no longer runs ...but might own some other bikes too as variety is good. ____________________ Professional Uberslacker
2006 Kawasaki Z1000 - Black at the front, airbrushed fade to red at the back.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 10 years, 212 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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