Round Three: The Drag Strip

More great stuff, writing-wise.



I would, however, like to echo the thoughts of a few others who would like some roll on tests. How about going one better than the print rags and doing roll-ons in more than just top gear? That would be really cool.



Lastly, to those who are sooooo hung up on the "winner," as pronounced from the Holy Mountain of MO, get a life. MO has presented oodles of data - rack and stack it on your own and pronounce your own winner. Maybe track prowress is yer bag. Great, buy the Big G. Maybe you love the looks of the R1 and don't sweat not being able to scorch the others on a track. Lovely, Yamaha has a nice financing deal for ya.



Whatever. Any "winner" is irrelevant. MO is providing the service of mucho info for US to make OUR OWN "winner" pronouncements, based upon our own circumstances and requirements.

Well said. There are no bad bikes here. Hey, there are only superlative bikes here. Unless you are going racing (and maybe even if you are) if you're looking for a winner it's the one that hits you hardest emotionally.



I'd probably go faster on the GSXR than the other two just due to lack of experience; it's better suited to point-and-twist riding than the other two.



But if I was gonna buy one I'd buy the Honda just because it twists my personal grip harder than the others.



And damn, isn't it a great world when bikes this good cost 10 grand? These machines are cheap for what you get.