The Street Triple has always been known to be good on track, and even the low ride height version can hold its own!
Brands is only around 35minutes from my house so I can ride there and back no probs. Kinda need a van for the tracks further away as by the end of the day you get pretty tired
Hi @Hippo-Drones just started following you on fb after seeing your vid of the 765 LRH and then saw you on here. Lol. I have just bought this bike, although still at the dealers (trading in my 675). I jad the option of getting the RS but went with the R LRH. Just wondering if you had any views on the difference (and if I have gone for the best option ). Not a track bike, just normal road riding (I say normal - maybe hooligan describes it better )
Hi @Streetgirl675 I've not ridden the RS, but had I made my choice again, I would have gone for the RS, but only because I like the trackdays and it has better brakes and suspension. I went for the R over the RS as IMO it makes a better road bike, and also... more importantly for me at the time, they do the [LRH] version and I can finally foot foot a sportsbike. Like I said above though, I wish I'd gone for the RS now as I am scraping pegs on the R on track due to the reduced ground clearance. A standard height R may not have the same concerns. I very much do not think you will regret getting the RS, it is a phenomenal bike, you might want to soften the suspension on the road though!
The closest thing I ever did to a track day was drive a NASCAR stock car. It was a blast I can’t describe. I’d love to do a track day. It’s got to be a sublime experience.
It was, but they step you up with a rev limiter. I got up to the max of 160 -the fastest they will allow on first session. Still, it was a thrill I will never forget. And you’re alone in the car with a radio spotter. Feels like a race.
Thanks for the reply @Hippo-Drones , but Think you misunderstood. I have bought the ST765 R LRH and am mostly going to be using it on the road. I was asking more about that aspect of it compared to the RS But I understand you haven’t ridden the RS, so it makes no difference
Ahh sorry, I did misunderstand, I'd had a few beers and my brain is not very big lol The R is a better road bike I've heard from all who have tried both, and if you are shorter in the leg like me then, you'll love it!