So I got to thinking...
I got to sit on a R6 and RR a couple of days ago and I have to say I did not enjoy the hunched over aggressive riding position.
So I got to thinking..down the line when I get rid of my f4i, what other sport bikes have a not too aggressive riding position.
The only ones I could personally find were naked bikes(honda 599, fz6) which aren't as aesthetically appealing and a fully faired SV650 in which I am now in love with.
Can anyone name anymore?
So I got to thinking..down the line when I get rid of my f4i, what other sport bikes have a not too aggressive riding position.
The only ones I could personally find were naked bikes(honda 599, fz6) which aren't as aesthetically appealing and a fully faired SV650 in which I am now in love with.
Can anyone name anymore?
that being said why not keep your f4i if you are happy with it?
Just looking at other options...and to liven up the board a little. Seems dead lately
I rode an '02 VFR a while back, and compared to the F4i, it felt ponderous, physically large, and the ergonomics weren't as upright as you think... Nice low end torque and sexy as hell, though. I still want one.
GSXR's aren't too aggressive, at least for me. I rode one in California for 400 miles and was none the worse for wear.
My Aprilia Tuono has a bolt upright seating position with angled bars. Very comfortable. It has a windshield and fairing, but it still kinda windy.
Suzuki SV650 has a nice riding position, too. Terrific engine.
--Paul
My Aprilia Tuono has a bolt upright seating position with angled bars. Very comfortable. It has a windshield and fairing, but it still kinda windy.
Suzuki SV650 has a nice riding position, too. Terrific engine.
--Paul
GSXR's aren't too aggressive, at least for me. I rode one in California for 400 miles and was none the worse for wear.
My Aprilia Tuono has a bolt upright seating position with angled bars. Very comfortable. It has a windshield and fairing, but it still kinda windy.
Suzuki SV650 has a nice riding position, too. Terrific engine.
--Paul
My Aprilia Tuono has a bolt upright seating position with angled bars. Very comfortable. It has a windshield and fairing, but it still kinda windy.
Suzuki SV650 has a nice riding position, too. Terrific engine.
--Paul
The SV650 is a superb bike; I had one before the F4i. Also very good was its bigger brother the SV1000 but I don't think they make them new anymore. The new SV650 is now called "Gladius" in 2009 and it has now a different steel trellis frame (the original was aluminium trellis) and the engine got a small power hike. http://www.suzuki-gb.co.uk/bike/sfv650k9/
I like the looks of the VFRs but don't like the Vtec engine on bikes; many people dislike the sensation of the valves kicking-in when they are in a corner.
So like you seems I'm stuck with the F4i - lol. I love it, but if I had to get another bike (not change!) this is what I'm digging at the moment: http://www.hondacb1300.net/gallery/d...10033&pos=-203
I like the looks of the VFRs but don't like the Vtec engine on bikes; many people dislike the sensation of the valves kicking-in when they are in a corner.
So like you seems I'm stuck with the F4i - lol. I love it, but if I had to get another bike (not change!) this is what I'm digging at the moment: http://www.hondacb1300.net/gallery/d...10033&pos=-203
The SV650 is a superb bike; I had one before the F4i. Also very good was its bigger brother the SV1000 but I don't think they make them new anymore. The new SV650 is now called "Gladius" in 2009 and it has now a different steel trellis frame (the original was aluminium trellis) and the engine got a small power hike. http://www.suzuki-gb.co.uk/bike/sfv650k9/
I like the looks of the VFRs but don't like the Vtec engine on bikes; many people dislike the sensation of the valves kicking-in when they are in a corner.
So like you seems I'm stuck with the F4i - lol. I love it, but if I had to get another bike (not change!) this is what I'm digging at the moment: http://www.hondacb1300.net/gallery/d...10033&pos=-203
I like the looks of the VFRs but don't like the Vtec engine on bikes; many people dislike the sensation of the valves kicking-in when they are in a corner.
So like you seems I'm stuck with the F4i - lol. I love it, but if I had to get another bike (not change!) this is what I'm digging at the moment: http://www.hondacb1300.net/gallery/d...10033&pos=-203
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