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Re: Superbike that does NOT compromise on Comfort
Not only SVC, but the bike itself.
1. The fueling is abrupt/snatchy.
2. Absence of a windscreen with 100+ speeds would tire you out in no time.
3. High(er than needed) handlebars aren't very comfortable for highways.
4. Requirement of premium fuel as per Ducati renders it useless in State Highways. One cannot keep using Octane Boosters all the time.
If I had the money up to, say 10L; I'd look at these (in that order):-
1. Ninja 650 (Logical and best choice)
2. Triumph Bonneville (needs a windscreen though)
3. Suzuki Bandit (no nonsense bike)
Originally posted by coolharsh91
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1. The fueling is abrupt/snatchy.
2. Absence of a windscreen with 100+ speeds would tire you out in no time.
3. High(er than needed) handlebars aren't very comfortable for highways.
4. Requirement of premium fuel as per Ducati renders it useless in State Highways. One cannot keep using Octane Boosters all the time.
If I had the money up to, say 10L; I'd look at these (in that order):-
1. Ninja 650 (Logical and best choice)
2. Triumph Bonneville (needs a windscreen though)
3. Suzuki Bandit (no nonsense bike)
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