he ended up buying both
Ha! Well I guess technically not yet. R is in the garage. Anniversario is just a deposit
Anniversario vs Panigale R
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Ha! Well I guess technically not yet. R is in the garage. Anniversario is just a deposit
No worries man. All good discussions. Sounds like you're into the old Honda V4's. Here's two pics for you. (to derail the thread even more!
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Amen to that!! I enjoy riding all of my bikes. None of them sit unused. They are all fueled up and ready to hit the roads!
Maybe the only difference for me is that I enjoy riding some of them for different reasons. Some purely for their capabilities (Panigale R) and others for different intangibles. It's funny, I often get just as much enjoyment riding my 1975 cb500 at 40mph as I do going 75mph around a turn on the R.
Now if I could ride like it looks like you can maybe I'd sell them all and buy a Superleggera!
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No worries man. All good discussions. Sounds like you're into the old Honda V4's. Here's two pics for you. (to derail the thread even more!
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now your just rubbing it in KMY!!!!!!
Just joking. That is awesome. You are in a very, very, small group of people, if it exists at all?? Yes, the RC30 was the dream when I was in my teens, and again, it was a dream that I'm not sure will ever be realized. That's one of the reasons I'm so interested in getting the Desmo. A further derailment: Honda VFR1000R in 2017................?????? I doubt it, but I'd definitely be torn............ What a great time to be a motorsports enthusiast. We're so spoiled for choice, it's silly.
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How do you know you are an advanced rider if you never make it to the track?
Or when you said "advanced", did you mean older?
FWIW - where there's a will, there's a way. 300 miles isn't bad at all, that is typically how far I go to all of my race weekends, and some of them are 400-500 miles away.
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Amen to that!! I enjoy riding all of my bikes. None of them sit unused. They are all fueled up and ready to hit the roads!
Maybe the only difference for me is that I enjoy riding some of them for different reasons. Some purely for their capabilities (Panigale R) and others for different intangibles. It's funny, I often get just as much enjoyment riding my 1975 cb500 at 40mph as I do going 75mph around a turn on the R.
Now if I could ride like it looks like you can maybe I'd sell them all and buy a Superleggera!
I totally agree. I get more smiles and laughs when riding my Grom at 50mph than I do riding on the track at 150mph.
I enjoy taking long distance trips on my Triumph Sprint ST also. I have ridden it from Northeast TN to southern Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas many times.
I just enjoy being on a bike. I don't have to be going balls out fast to have a good time.
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Aren't the reflectors (on the fork, right?) required for the street?
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if you wanna collect get it but if you have a R already i dont see a need for anniversario imo. but having both is very nice for sure.
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Both bikes are beautiful. You can't go wrong either way. Go with your heart...
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