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brg1000
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Really like the new S1000RR but is it worth all that money. I have a 1994 RC45 and the new BM will cost me the 45.... Do I or dont I?
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Depends what you want from a bike...
The RR will never be a classic, but it's far more capable.
The RR will never be a classic, but it's far more capable.
Stephens1000rr
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Alright mate, where about in Belfast are you! I?m from Belfast myself!
I just bought one at the start of jan 2018 one and it hasn?t disappointed me in the slightest absolutely love it mate!
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brg1000
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Actually Lisburn but no one ever heard of lisburn ;-)
Welcome to the forum!
As Alex says, they are two totally different bikes. Ultimately it comes down to what you personally want from a bike and your riding experience.
IF you are genuinely in the market for a new sportbike for road and/or road + track use, then in my personal opinion the S1000RR is still the gold standard.
That being said, if you are likely to keep your next bike long term, then I would strongly advise waiting until the all-new RR is launched in 2019.
Best of luck with your deliberations and enjoy the forum [emoji4]
Oli
As Alex says, they are two totally different bikes. Ultimately it comes down to what you personally want from a bike and your riding experience.
IF you are genuinely in the market for a new sportbike for road and/or road + track use, then in my personal opinion the S1000RR is still the gold standard.
That being said, if you are likely to keep your next bike long term, then I would strongly advise waiting until the all-new RR is launched in 2019.
Best of luck with your deliberations and enjoy the forum [emoji4]
Oli
My initial thought is don't. what do you want out of a bike that the RC doesn't do?
