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Gsxr 1000 or bmw s1000rr

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By *talionlad OP   Man
over a year ago

surrey and east Yorkshire

Hi guys and girls I'm in Surrey looking to buy a new 1000 i like the gsxr 1000 k8 or bmw s1000rr 2010ish gen 1

Any advice im the above ?

I'm only 5"6 and here the gsxr is a wide bike but s1000rr is more on narrow side but is taller ? Any help be great

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By *ungbikerMan
over a year ago

Whitley Bay

Not ridden a gsxr for years but from what I recall not a problem. Yes the BMW s1000rr has a narrow hard seat. I have a 19 spor and I'm 5'-7" Best thing is go and sit on them both and try a test ride if you can.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hi guys and girls I'm in Surrey looking to buy a new 1000 i like the gsxr 1000 k8 or bmw s1000rr 2010ish gen 1

Any advice im the above ?

I'm only 5"6 and here the gsxr is a wide bike but s1000rr is more on narrow side but is taller ? Any help be great "

Being an F4 rider and loyal to MV, I would point in that direction

But to answer your question go for the s1000rr

an amazing bike

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By *aughty Little SecretsCouple
over a year ago

Wetherby

5’8 definitely the BMW R “an in between less on the wrists

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By *EXY_PILOTMan
over a year ago

Manchester, North West, UK


"Hi guys and girls I'm in Surrey looking to buy a new 1000 i like the gsxr 1000 k8 or bmw s1000rr 2010ish gen 1

Any advice im the above ?

I'm only 5"6 and here the gsxr is a wide bike but s1000rr is more on narrow side but is taller ? Any help be great "

get a Honda Grom, I am 5'7 and love it

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By *talionlad OP   Man
over a year ago

surrey and east Yorkshire

Think I will have to go sit on both and see what fills more suitable to be fair

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By *uskymotoMan
over a year ago

Cumbria

100 mile mental blast and the BMW has it.

All day rideability, practicality and less trouble the Suzi has it. Had both and don't think the extra money for the BMW is justified on average roads. For every day use a GSXR takes it for me

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By *lutforgirlsWoman
over a year ago

sutton-in-asgfield

bmw

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hi, not had a gsxr for many years but had a couple of S1000, one set up for the track and another for the road. Best bike ever. I am also pretty short so customised the seat - eBay and then cut the foam. You can also drop the front forks a little but need to be very careful you know what you are doing.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

GSXR for me, had two and loved them. Feel a bit of a traitor as I have a BMW now (GS though) I’m actually thinking of buying another Gixxer to run alongside the GS.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Get then BM gen2 its miles better than the 1 my road bikes a gen2 just building a gen3 trackbike .

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