Hello

[Burtzeek]

I'm a current S1000r owner looking to change to an rr, I need access to all your info, hints & tips to help me decide if I really need that extra 30 to 40 bhp..:encouragement:

 

[Amadeus]

Hi,

Yes.
Hope that helps.

Rgds

 

[soofsayer]

Hi Burtzeek, welcome to the forum. Of course you need the extra horses .

 

[alex]

Welcome,

I think you'll find there more than horsepower, like; wind protection, styling, lean angle (if you go on track) and a better forum !

 

[Burtzeek]

Cheers Guys, in terms of the extra horses I wont need much persuading, the other reasons I'm looking to change are what you have mentioned alex, wind protection and track use.

S1000R.co.uk is a great forum so if this is better I cant go wrong..

 

[DL84]

hi mate welcome to the forum, plenty good info on here

 

[alex]

If you want to track it - then make your first job a visit to a suspension specialist. Having the suspension set to your weight etc can make or break enjoyment...and we have these things for fun right. Out-of-the-box settings will not do in many cases.

 

[MacRR]

Cheers Guys, in terms of the extra horses I wont need much persuading, the other reasons I'm looking to change are what you have mentioned alex, wind protection and track use.

S1000R.co.uk is a great forum so if this is better I cant go wrong..

Welcome Burt, you'll find the RR and in particular the gen3 practical and comfortable as well as being fun and ferociously fast, get it changed!

 

[stuartb]

Hi mate, so where you from then.

Stuart

 

[Burtzeek]

Leeds mate, born and bred.

 

[FreudianSlip]

Welcome aboard!

I'm a recent S1000RR owner myself - was torn between the S1000R and the RR but very happy I chose the latter. If I had to watch all those RR owners sail past me I'd have been regretting the other decision - I'm sure you wont regret the upgrade (unless you take a pillion).

 

[JimmyMac]

Hi Burtzeek, Welcome to the site. The R is a great bike but you sound like you have an itch that needs scratched.

JimmyMac