- Joined
- Apr 17, 2013
- Messages
- 2,186
- Location
- Spanaway, Wa
So I ended up picking up a second PaniR yesterday. The last one my dealer had. Had an offer I couldn't refuse on trading in my Anniversario. Basically I had my Anniversario for free this last 10.5 months and got a good discount on the new R.
After being able to compare the Anniversario and the R on the track, I found that for me the R just suits me perfectly but the Anniversario just didn't gel. I'm one of those that are not looking forward to the new V4 model. I love the power delivery of this bike and the thinness and lightweight of it.
So since my 15R is going to be my 2018 seasons racebike the 16R will pull street, trackday and backup duty. A big advantage for me having two of the same bikes is that the feel when riding either bike will be the same. The new 16R will retain the stock exhaust as I'm hoping to ride it at Laguna Seca sometime in the future.
After being able to compare the Anniversario and the R on the track, I found that for me the R just suits me perfectly but the Anniversario just didn't gel. I'm one of those that are not looking forward to the new V4 model. I love the power delivery of this bike and the thinness and lightweight of it.
So since my 15R is going to be my 2018 seasons racebike the 16R will pull street, trackday and backup duty. A big advantage for me having two of the same bikes is that the feel when riding either bike will be the same. The new 16R will retain the stock exhaust as I'm hoping to ride it at Laguna Seca sometime in the future.