2009 R1 Vs 2009 CBR1000RR (Fireblade)
IMHO, a good , an in depth first review .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ST4rDqrnVZ4
I like my 08 1KRR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ST4rDqrnVZ4
I like my 08 1KRR
They can talk up the new R1 all they want, I still wouldn't buy one over a Honda. Personally, I would buy the 07 CBR over an R1. I just picked my 08 CBR up last weekend and my dealer had a brand new in the crate 07 in the shop. For $8,000 I was very tempted but at $10,400 for an 08, I had to buy the newest beast.
after seeing this bike in person, yes it is rather ugly, and i would still pick a fireblade, but damn does that engine sound nice (sounded like but hole in the vid, but in person it sounds like a V-twin) . I wonder if other companies are going to pick up on this crass plane crank shaft stuff, from everyone i have talked to it is apparently the shiznit.
A nice improvement over the old R1s, as i have heard a lot of complaints about their lack of a bottom end.
A nice improvement over the old R1s, as i have heard a lot of complaints about their lack of a bottom end.
The only thing that impressed me about the Yami was the amount of GP based technology in the thing.
Yeah, it's ugly as all get out.
Least they got rid of that license plate holder that looked like the Enterprise.
I'd take the Honda....
Yeah, it's ugly as all get out.
Least they got rid of that license plate holder that looked like the Enterprise.
I'd take the Honda....
They talked about how easy it was to ride the Blade. The R1 with all of its technology made it a bike that needed more attention. Personally I would like a bike that lets me enjoy the ride, not one that makes me have to put all my effort into just riding.
I'm not going to the track, I am far from any type of racer, so why the hell would I need all of that. it sounds like an ego thing for the Yamaha.
I'm not going to the track, I am far from any type of racer, so why the hell would I need all of that. it sounds like an ego thing for the Yamaha.
They talked about how easy it was to ride the Blade. The R1 with all of its technology made it a bike that needed more attention. Personally I would like a bike that lets me enjoy the ride, not one that makes me have to put all my effort into just riding.
I'm not going to the track, I am far from any type of racer, so why the hell would I need all of that. it sounds like an ego thing for the Yamaha.
I'm not going to the track, I am far from any type of racer, so why the hell would I need all of that. it sounds like an ego thing for the Yamaha.


