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That’s what 44Teeth journalists said about the R1M’s brakes that came all the way back to the bar and nearly had him hit the wall.
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2020 Superbike Shootout | TRACK TEST | RSV4 v S 1000 RR v Panigale V4S v Fireblade SP v R1M
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That’s what 44Teeth journalists said about the R1M’s brakes that came all the way back to the bar and nearly had him hit the wall.
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Sound like ........ to me, everyone knows you can just lay' er down
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Yep, just do a Vinales... in exchange you get carbon wheels and cruise control
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Pretty sure Brembo monoblocks are cheaper than carbon wheels.
I do miss the Tuneboy cruise control from my 1199.
I do miss the Tuneboy cruise control from my 1199.
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I had the opportunity to ride every bike in this test except the Honda RRR at the track and on the street. I think their review is spot on.
The BMW is just phenomenal and confidence inspiring. If you are going to look at lap times, it's the easiest bike to go fast without any drama.
I personally do not fit well on the Aprilia ergonomics wise but the power, transmission and chassis feedback are 10/10/10.
The V4S came a long ways and it's definitely the sexiest motorcycle in this test. I love mine because it makes me feel like MotoGp pilot.
The BMW is just phenomenal and confidence inspiring. If you are going to look at lap times, it's the easiest bike to go fast without any drama.
I personally do not fit well on the Aprilia ergonomics wise but the power, transmission and chassis feedback are 10/10/10.
The V4S came a long ways and it's definitely the sexiest motorcycle in this test. I love mine because it makes me feel like MotoGp pilot.
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Isn't it odd how success in WSBK has the bikes in reverse order? I know they're not really the same but it's an interesting comparison.
Kwaka - not even worth inviting to the shootout but leading the championship. (Good rider tho'. All the other kwakas are nowhere?)
BMW - shootout winner is barely a challenger. Top 5 maybe but consistently 5th, or lower.
Yamaha, Suzuki - performing well but Duc has their measure.
Honda - looking threatening for next year but lack of low end grunt is costing it.
Aprilia - just one bike in the entire paddock and comes plumb last. Pity.
Great racing though. And the two top Duc teams are brilliant. An intense weekend.
Kwaka - not even worth inviting to the shootout but leading the championship. (Good rider tho'. All the other kwakas are nowhere?)
BMW - shootout winner is barely a challenger. Top 5 maybe but consistently 5th, or lower.
Yamaha, Suzuki - performing well but Duc has their measure.
Honda - looking threatening for next year but lack of low end grunt is costing it.
Aprilia - just one bike in the entire paddock and comes plumb last. Pity.
Great racing though. And the two top Duc teams are brilliant. An intense weekend.
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Nice one
I think the reason for everyone in buying a bike is different... for looks...for tracks
For me, the 2020 v4 design is just perfect... just luv it
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Not a big fan of cops. Especially drunk cops
Love my Mopar’s tho
That truck has never done donuts or been drifted on public streets
Never officer endo : )
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