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Old 06-04-2011, 04:07 PM
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I am just wondering if any of you have rode these before or know much about them. I am planning on getting a "new" bike and am in the process of researching. I love my f4i but it is kind of messy...reconstructed title. I have been looking at gsxr 750s but now I am kind of interested in the 675rs. How do they compare to the f4i? Thanks guys
 
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Old 06-04-2011, 04:22 PM
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I was interested in that bike to until I started doin research on it and decided to go on a test ride. From what I've seen, that bike doesn't handle to well and has trouble on tight turns. When I rode the bike, I felt it to be uncomfortable as well and it was a bit heavier then ur normal 600cc bike. Imo, the f4I is way better then that bike. But that just my opinion. I think u should go ride one and see for yourself, I see em on cl for about 6.5k~.
 
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Old 06-04-2011, 04:32 PM
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i seen a 06 on CL for 4.5k and has like 4500 miles. i'll keep researching about them. like i said early i love my f4i just ready for an upgrade. it's hard to find places to test ride bikes so that doesnt really help my decision...lol
 
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My girlfriend has an 09. They re-designed the charging system in 09, it had alot of problems before that. The bike is light and very flickable, amazingly stable once over too. The R model has the front end raised by like 2mm which is a common mod on the non-R's. Brakes are good and standerd stainless brake lines is a big plus. Fueling on her bike is great, it has the factory "racing" slip on and computer tune. Very skinny bike! Went on a cruise on the pacific coast highway in cali a month ago, my f4i, a 600RR, 1000RR and her triumph. 4 ppl told her how nice her bike was, 0 told us how awesome we looked [including another girl on the 600RR]. The R model is a SWEET value for a new bike!
 
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Old 06-05-2011, 02:21 AM
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i was checking these out the other day actually. i personally love the way they look but im curious as to how they are to own and ride since ive heard so many people complain about the previous daytonas.
 
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Old 06-05-2011, 09:43 AM
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I absolutely LOVE the 675! They're just so well built, and the reviews are all incredible. I haven't personally riden one, but everyone that i know that has love it. Definitely a much more powerful bike than the F4i, and also is designed much more for track.
 
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Old 06-05-2011, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by highercal
I was interested in that bike to until I started doin research on it and decided to go on a test ride. From what I've seen, that bike doesn't handle to well and has trouble on tight turns. When I rode the bike, I felt it to be uncomfortable as well and it was a bit heavier then ur normal 600cc bike. Imo, the f4I is way better then that bike. But that just my opinion. I think u should go ride one and see for yourself, I see em on cl for about 6.5k~.

Uh.. the 06-08 weren't that heavy.. around 390lbs. But the 09+ are basically the lightest 600cc+ sportbike you can buy at just over 350 lbs..
 
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Old 06-05-2011, 12:26 PM
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They did not take 40lbs off the bike in 09. Crack is whack!
 
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Originally Posted by b1unt3d
Uh.. the 06-08 weren't that heavy.. around 390lbs. But the 09+ are basically the lightest 600cc+ sportbike you can buy at just over 350 lbs..

YouTube - ‪Suzuki GSX-R600 vs Triumph Daytona 675R‬‏

That was the review that made the final decision on this bike >>for me<<. It's nice but doesn't handle too well however, I must say, the ohlins forks is phenomenal when on the a street road, you feel like your on a cloud, super smooth yet firm and the brembo brakes are really "grippy" and sticky. I think for a road bike, its awesome but for performance on the track, it's a disappointment. Anyways that just my 2 cents . I hope you make the best decision!! Best of luck.
 
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Originally Posted by boredandstroked
They did not take 40lbs off the bike in 09. Crack is whack!
They went from, 391 (06-09) to 356 (09-11). or you can just go ride one like I did.
 


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