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Tempted to get an FZS1000 for motorway/commuting duties, but have questions.
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(05-02-15, 05:51 PM)JoeRock link Wrote: [quote author=positron link=topic=15860.msg182296#msg182296 date=1422982103]
I am in the same boat as OP - and I susspect every Fazer owner will have to go thru this painful process of finding a bike that is at least as good as Fazer in all aspects. Goes to show how good these bike are really! Smile


My commute is kinda same - approximately 50 miles each way, all year and I too would like something bigger, more powerful, more fun etc - but I can't find any other bike that will do it all as well as the Fazer while being so cheap to run & easy to fix.


ZX-9R, ZX-9R!  :lol
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I did 40k on one of those. Agony after 75 miles. The relationship between bars, pegs and seat is completely wrong on that bike (well, it is for me). I was really starting to despise riding it because it hurt so much so I took a test ride on my FZS just for the hell of it and bought it on the spot. The FZS is a country mile more comfortable, once Ivanised just as fast, and I don't have to adjust the carbs every 6k to get rid of the horrific low end flat spots of the ZX9.


Now, a ZZR1400… that's a different kettle of fish, as comfy as the FZS, as simple to ride, as economical, worse for service costs, worse in town but who cares when you open the throttle.
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Re: Tempted to get an FZS1000 for motorway/commuting duties, but have questions. - by AyJay - 05-02-15, 09:28 PM

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