Help Deciding - Speed Rs, Rr Or Street Rs??

I ride all year apart from when there is salt on the road and it's icy. In the summer I do about 200 - 250 miles fairly often when I go out; in winter I do much shorter rides in general, unless it's an unseasonably warm day. This year I've done just over 13000 miles so far; I get out quite a lot. I am very lucky to live in Herefordshire - we're surrounded by lovely roads to ride and only about 15 minutes from the lovely less potholed roads of Wales!! @Helmut Visor and I went to Jerez to see the final WSBK round this year, taking a scenic route there and back through Spain and Portugal which was brilliant.

 

We rode for four days once we had reached Spain to get to Jerez, stayed for three nights and then four days back. We took a very meandering, twisty, scenic route of:
Hereford - Portsmouth sailing to Bilbao.
Bilabo - Sahagun.
Saharan - Ciudad de Rodrigo.
Ciudad de Rodrigo - Navatrasierra.
Navatrasierra - Jerez.

Then the same in reverse. About 2300 miles in total.

We're really, really lucky with our roads, spoilt for choice - I take very few photos when I ride as I like to just enjoy the scenery, so the most spectacular bits never make it into a photograph!! I hope you enjoy your weekend of riding....I am sadly working nightshifts Friday and Saturday .

 

https://www.thetriumphforum.com/threads/jerez-wsbk-oct-24.42790/

 

Griff is a good friend of @Helmut Visor's - he is a truly lovely bloke and knows a lot!! We're about 80 miles away.

The mister has two Aprilias, one Ducati and one Triumph.

I have one Triumph and a 2004 Honda Fireblade.

 

No track days yet at all; hopefully this year but on the Street Triple. I had the Blade custom painted this year .

Perhaps I could just rent one of the Mister's when I come to the UK - good luck with that . Are you planning a trip over?

 

It really would be worth the trip if he did, he's been over a couple of times before

 

Mines a 68 plate which means it's a late 2018.

This pic is near Rannoch station a lovely spot but can be bleak and barren on the wrong day.
The following morning the wind driven rain created a stream through my tent

 

Current UK temperatures are chilly but not too bad.
Heated grips and suitable clothing makes things bearable.