600cc vs 1000cc

[tancy]

currently riding a gsr600. just nice for sg roads. normally if not much traffic, riding around 110km/hr on the express way. not too fast & not too slow.

 

previously riding a vfr800. on expressways, seems like sg road is too slow for it. when behind a car, tend to overtake... even at 120km/hr seems abit too slow for this bike.

not yet ride a 1000cc, can't imagine. but shld be nice for touring.

[dragonforce]

250cc for some power on sg road with good fc.

400cc for power on sg road.

600cc for some power on nshw with good fun on the tracks. slight overkill on sg roads.

1000cc for more power on nshw with good fun on the tracks. overkill on sg roads.

>1000cc lots of power on nshw.

 

just my 2 cents worth.

[gerard126333]

Used to ride 135cc, felt power not enough.

Upgrade to 400cc, after riding for a while, still not satisfied....

And the urge to "upgrade" goes on and on.....

[Pizzaboy]

human is like this wan will never be satisfied with wat they have, other ppl wan is always better than ur own...

even if u ride a 1800cc chopper u still wont be satisfied wan.

[TeamWB]

There is no such thing as a better bike. It's up to the preference of the rider. For me the human urge to upgrade and crave the power will always be there. Yes bigger bikes come with a bigger body thus traffic jams and such will be more of an issue. Other than that follow your heart

[mafitra]

even if u ride a 1800cc chopper u still wont be satisfied wan.

Upgrade to Goldwing then?

[AkalaPovic]

There is no such thing as a better bike. It's up to the preference of the rider. For me the human urge to upgrade and crave the power will always be there. Yes bigger bikes come with a bigger body thus traffic jams and such will be more of an issue. Other than that follow your heart

 

The 08cbr1 i'm riding doesnt really have that problem lol.. its probably just slightly wider than a 250cc. Abt the same like a r6 =P