Stunning photographs / vista, certainly lives up to expectations, from just reading the Title of your Post.Looks a great bike as you say, with a few sensible Mods.I do wonder how the FZS600 vs 1000 would compare. What you get for the extra 400cc Its been an exceptionally warm summer, consistently warm for weeks! Getting a little unsettled now though, plus the dark evenings are closing in....Well I had tried out a couple of 600 cc bikes in the past ranging from Bandit to an old CBR 600F, but they all had one thing in common:all needed to be spun above 7000 rpm to really feel the power. A friend of mine was just selling his 600 Fazer in great condition & when I asked him why, he said he didn't like how high the rpm line was at the cruising speed (cca 60mph) in top gear. My bike is at around 3700 rpm in top gear at cruising speed so it doesn't sound like someone's showing off. [size=78%] [/size][/size]That's what made up my mind about getting a 1000 cc if I was going for in-line 4 engine. Also, I was used to twin cylinder engines in the past so I figured I'd miss the immediate felling of torque.[size=78%][/size]Nice to hear you've been lucky with weather this summer & thank you for a compliment on photos! If you'd like to see more of my work (mostly landscapes) you can look me up on Instagram, my username is "nikolasgrabarphotography".[size=78%][/size]Nikolas [size=78%]
Great pictures and welcome. I've only visited Reykjavik and surrounds, but it's a stunning country 😃 Guessing biking there isnt a year - round activity, but on the other hand you don't get stuck in many traffic jams... 😀
Hello and welcome.Always interesting to see other parts of the world where people ride their Fazers. Best colour bike too Does look stunning there.I borrowed a 600 for about two weeks while a previous 1000 was in for some repairs. I enjoyed the 600 (I had use of a GS500E for a couple of weeks before that - yuk!), but was glad to get back to the lazier riding on the thou for everyday use. When you want that, anyway. Of course, you can go nuts too, but you need a bit more room