sm00thpapa
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I was just looking at these 2 bikes and wondering what is the major differences between them. Does anyone here own them or ridden on one before?
Yeah your right. Just did a lot of research on it and Yamaha did that to save money and use the old parts for the R6 that were stocked up. So I would say the R6S is a pretty damn good bike. I'm really looking at the FZ1 as it has an upright riding position.From what I understand the R6s is always just the older version of the R6. So, when they redesign the R6, many of the old parts/styling/power then becomes the R6s. Hubby owned an 04 R6 which is now thought of to be the current R6s.
Why are you already looking at a new bike when the one you have, you were scared of a month ago and still only have 30 miles on it?!?Yeah your right. Just did a lot of research on it and Yamaha did that to save money and use the old parts for the R6 that were stocked up. So I would say the R6S is a pretty damn good bike. I'm really looking at the FZ1 as it has an upright riding position.
Just looking to the future and trying to persuade my wife to want to take my FZ6R and not get a cruiser so I can get the FZ1. :thumbup:Why are you already looking at a new bike when the one you have, you were scared of a month ago and still only have 30 miles on it?!?
But why in the world would you go up to that much of a bike when you only have 30 miles under your belt...it just doesn't seem like a good idea to me, recipe for failure. And you were scared of the 600cc not that long ago, the litre bikes are waaaay more intimidating than the FZ6RJust looking to the future and trying to persuade my wife to want to take my FZ6R and not get a cruiser so I can get the FZ1. :thumbup:
I know I'm just looking like a year or 2 down the road. I'm not saying I'm buying it tomorrow. The FZ6R was easy to start on. I was nervous for nothing. I still take it real easy when I ride. I don't ride to impress anyone, I ride for myself to have fun.But why in the world would you go up to that much of a bike when you only have 30 miles under your belt...it just doesn't seem like a good idea to me, recipe for failure. And you were scared of the 600cc not that long ago, the litre bikes are waaaay more intimidating than the FZ6R
WAS easy to start on? You do realize that you haven't really even started right? It took me a good 3 years to understand my bike, after 4 years, I was feeling like I knew enough to move up to a bigger bike. 30 miles is nothing.I know I'm just looking like a year or 2 down the road. I'm not saying I'm buying it tomorrow. The FZ6R was easy to start on. I was nervous for nothing. I still take it real easy when I ride. I don't ride to impress anyone, I ride for myself to have fun.