Street triple r potentially

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  1. Snox

    Snox Member

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    Hi . Having sold my gen 1 RSV ( due to my back not liking it) i am currently toying with the idea of a early street r . I don't need mega too speed , but still feel the need for a decent 0-80 . Wondering if it street will keep me happy ? O and hi all .
     
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  2. Rich Bryce

    Rich Bryce Dead Eye Dick

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    Welcome Snox.
     
  3. Snox

    Snox Member

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    Cheers lads .
     
  4. Havit

    Havit Admin
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    I would say it would Snox, It will keep your back happy anyway;):D
     
  5. steve lovatt

    steve lovatt Something else

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    Welcome to the forum
     
  6. WesSmith

    WesSmith Well-Known Member

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    Hi,
    I'd try a few others whilst your at it.
    I have a Tuono, so not so bad for the back, but a bugger at slow speeds and commuting.
    I now have a Speed Triple, and absolutely love it.
    I also tried a Tiger Sport whilst the Aprilia had an MOT, and was blown away with how comfy it was and how it handled.
    So I now want to try a Tiger 800 XR, and if I like it will sell the Tuono, and use the Tiger for rides to work and the Speed for weekend blasts.
     
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  7. R_1000

    R_1000 Elite Member

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    Welcome buddy :)
     
  8. Winglad

    Winglad Crème de la Crème

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    Hello,

    to throw in another interesting bike: I once drove an MV Agusta Brutale 675.
    The sound is great; performance thrilling. The old seat literally a pain in the ass, but the new seat is better. No back-problems. I felt that the sitting position was a little less 'forward' oriented. Like it is on the new Speedy (a dream).
    Anyway, this just for comparison: I guess, any Speedy is always a good deal, a great bike and also more practical maintenance-wise.

    Welcome in!

    Daniel
     
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  9. Wessa

    Wessa Cruising

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    Hi and welcome.......
     
  10. dilligaf

    dilligaf Guest

    Hi Snox and welcome
     

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