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Versys 1000
My buddy in Texas sat on one at a dealership...He really liked it. I didn't ask him which color because he's color blind and would just tell me what shade of grey he saw.
2009 Blue Versys.
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I find this bike very appealing among the sea of retro styled bikes out there.
Not a huge fan of I-4 bikes though, but this one is large enough where displacement compensates for lack of low RPM grunt usually found in I-4 engines.
If I were looking for a modern retro bike today I would consider these in order of least likely to buy.
Honda CB1100
Yamaha XSR 900
Yamaha XSR 700
Kawasaki Z900RS
BMW R-nine-T lineup
Ducati Scrambler lineup
Moto Guzzi V7 lineup
Triumph Bonneville/Scrambler/Thruxton
The European bikes were out of my league when I first started riding which is probably why they are more likely purchases. It is hard for me to have a bike without bags to carry my essentials. I already have the Moto Guzzi Cafe Classic that barely gets ridden so that would be the same if I owned any in the list.
Not a huge fan of I-4 bikes though, but this one is large enough where displacement compensates for lack of low RPM grunt usually found in I-4 engines.
If I were looking for a modern retro bike today I would consider these in order of least likely to buy.
Honda CB1100
Yamaha XSR 900
Yamaha XSR 700
Kawasaki Z900RS
BMW R-nine-T lineup
Ducati Scrambler lineup
Moto Guzzi V7 lineup
Triumph Bonneville/Scrambler/Thruxton
The European bikes were out of my league when I first started riding which is probably why they are more likely purchases. It is hard for me to have a bike without bags to carry my essentials. I already have the Moto Guzzi Cafe Classic that barely gets ridden so that would be the same if I owned any in the list.
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Join Date: Dec 2017
Location: Defiance,Mo
Posts: 23
Saw one last weekend at a local bike show. It’s good looking bike bare bike. They had it by a restored 1973 Z1. I would buy it if I could👍
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Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: Boston
Posts: 379
The bikes a beauty. If I had the space and money I would surely buy it.
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Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Winter Haven, FL.
Posts: 18
I got to test ride one today from my local dealer. Very smooth with lots of power and torque it is a beast. Very nice bike and was fun to ride but I will keep my versys.
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