Thanks. I rode the RR for about 5 miles and it felt okay. It just felt really small compared to my 600R YAMAHA. My uncle, whose bike it was, kept saying he didnt like it cause it was very uncomfortable, but then again, he is right around 40. So maybe there is an unwritten age limit or he didn't learn to take the weight off his wrists since it was his first and only bike.


And by the way, I'm not a fan of the nana seat but I'll take it anyday since it has the utility of the handle. Its worth the look.

 

I'de be first in line if they brought back the F4i, but the chances are slim to none.

Like others have said on here, the next best thing is the 600rr as they are very similar.

Im pretty sure in a few years my next bike will be a 600rr.

 

Read the thread. Click the link.

 

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A major reason people say the 600rr is more aggressive is because the bars are lower. While not in a full tuck, this has the effect of either placing more strain on your wrists or your lower back--take your pick.

I think the 2003-2006 600rrs had the lowest bar height. Honda raised the handlebars by almost an inch for the 2007- 600rrs. Almost an inch makes a huge difference in my opinion.

 

It must have gotten edited out?
http://bikerholic.com/2010/11/03/201...under-returns/

http://www.google.com/images?q=2011+...w=1280&bih=756

 

I thought this wasnt coming to the U.S....?

 

Not sure where it's going to be but if I had to guess I would say it's likely going to be a couple of years.

Why doesn't honda take online orders to ship their bikes wherever they're wanted?

 

Sure would be nice, but yea... definitely get rid of the stupid banana seat. That thing looks hideous!!

 

Hey that's honda's best looking nanner seat to date. lol