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ps , i am picking between a 16 honda and a 16 yamaha , i think the yamaha might suit me better as i am 110 kg fast enough B rider and the honda feels small to me , i ve only rode the 3 yamaha , but i liked i alot ,but that was 13 yrs ago , no one i know has one to get a spin on . i ve rode a 14 and 17 honda ,much rather the 17 ,
any input would be great
I've not ridden any of the new bikes. The Honda might well be the best one by far. If things change and I get in the market for a new bike, it might be the one. But if so, it certainly won't be because Dirt Rider recommended it.
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Since I've been reading shootouts, its always been clear that Suzuki and Kawasaki are always back of the pack mainly Suzuki. What's funny about this is when you read the lap times completed by the riders over many many many years by all sorts of riders the mighty Zook is always the fastest around the track but always seems to find its way in the back of the pack when it comes to place on the step??? Now I'm starting to see that the reviews don't even post lap times in its testing which is quite funny and of course easy to change. Realistically the reasons being is that dollars have a lot to do with overall picks.
When I test a bike, I look for turning attributes and how clutch and gear boxes feel over anything else. Cause I know everything else can be changed very easily and I almost always go for the best handling bike.
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