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Kirill357
24th October 2008, 13:56
Does anyone has any idea what could possible be suitable? Currently have old CBR600 1992, I use it for commuting (read "occasional" linesplitting) and sometimes weekend rides on twisty roads, I want 1000 but with similar to my old bike more upright position, already checked VFR800, all good, but dont like dynamics and sound :) , CBR1000r seems to be a bit uncomfortable, haven't tried triples, but I think will stick to in-line fours. Dont know about 750's its not a big diffirence with 600, is it? So any input will be greatly appreciated, cheers

Waikato Yamaha
24th October 2008, 14:03
YAMAHA FZ1-N. Awesome all round bike.

Waikato Yamaha
24th October 2008, 14:04
Or FZ1-S .....

fatzx10r
24th October 2008, 14:05
go take a zx10r out for a ride, see what you think of that

Blackbird
24th October 2008, 14:59
One of these perhaps?

short-circuit
24th October 2008, 16:24
Triumph Street Triple fits all your criteria - could be doing yourself a disservice not to try the triples:third:

Kirill357
24th October 2008, 16:49
Isn't blackbirds a bit bulky to get through the morning traffic :) from albany :) at 7:30-8 :)

imdying
24th October 2008, 16:50
Look guys, this isn't a 'post pics of faggoty diesel pieces of crap' thread :no:

Kirill, ignore all these crappy whales, keep the CBR to bash through traffic on, and get yourself something considerably more fun (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=84119) :yes:

Unless of course you don't actually want to build a bike... but you're a real biker ain't ya?

Yes yes, a big pisstake (ok well not totally), keep your skirts on ladies

Gremlin
24th October 2008, 17:01
Any preference on naked or faired?

Armitage Shanks
24th October 2008, 17:37
Go straight to the top and buy a Hayabusa :-)

Blackbird
24th October 2008, 18:14
Isn't blackbirds a bit bulky to get through the morning traffic :) from albany :) at 7:30-8 :)

Errr no actually.... one of my riding partners has been commuting from Browns Bay to Newmarket on his for the last 4 years. They're actually quite nimble. If you want something for mainly town work, a Motard might be the weapon of choice:eek:

Kirill357
24th October 2008, 22:13
Not really into naked bikes, otherwise would have one already, my problem is that I used to this bike's position and cant think about something different, tomorrow will get the fuk out and try some bikes for the christ sake :)

Kwaka14
24th October 2008, 22:17
Isn't blackbirds a bit bulky to get through the morning traffic :) from albany :) at 7:30-8 :)

I've been lanesplitting on a ZX-14 for ages, a Blackbird is just as easy (read easier), I've been riding the whole way down the NW and half of the Southern.

Kirill357
24th October 2008, 22:19
Go straight to the top and buy a Hayabusa :-)

I thought top is ZX14r :cool:

DUCATI*HARD
24th October 2008, 22:21
Go the fucking duke man!!!for fuck sakes!!!how many times i gotta tell you guys,fucking ducati!!!hard!!!

Jerry74
24th October 2008, 22:48
Go the fucking duke man!!!for fuck sakes!!!how many times i gotta tell you guys,fucking ducati!!!hard!!!

Bloody oath... Dukes are best

Winston001
24th October 2008, 23:29
Ducati ST2 or ST4. You'll be a happy man.

ST2 has an aircooled 2 valve motor, reliable and not difficult to service.

ST4 is a superbike. A bit more expensive to service with 4 valves but reliable.

Check them out.

jrandom
24th October 2008, 23:42
04/05 zx10r
you'll be a happy man.

Check them out.
+ 1

Okey Dokey
25th October 2008, 08:11
tomorrow will get the fuk out and try some bikes for the christ sake :)

Yeah, that's the spirit! Try some out to see what you like. I've never gone higher than a 750- that is more than enough for me- so I can't advise you.

Good luck!