High Performance FZ-R6 (not FZ6R)

Is an "R" version of the FZ6 worth it? (FZ-R6)

  • Yes, I'd like to see an FZ-R6 from Yamaha

    Votes: 74 74.0%
  • No, I don't think it would be worth pursuing

    Votes: 26 26.0%

  • Total voters
    100
  • Poll closed .
I would like the FZ-6 to have a fully adjustable suspension. Other than that, I think it's just about perfect...

John
 
I didn't read through this whole thread but other than the suspension the bike rocks. add a few little things and its near perfect.

but with the R6 forks, ohlins shock and a sprocket change I'd be temped to call the bike a YZF-FZ6
 
lol why would they need the R? why not just update the FZ6's features to that ones you guys are coming up with? Plus why not just get an FZ1? :rolleyes:
 
lol why would they need the R? why not just update the FZ6's features to that ones you guys are coming up with? Plus why not just get an FZ1? :rolleyes:

Because the FZ1 and the FZ6 have very different personalities if you've ridden both of them. The 6 is much more nimble feeling and tossable in corners. The 1 is an amazing bike, but I wouldn't take it over my 6 any day.
 
lol why would they need the R? why not just update the FZ6's features to that ones you guys are coming up with? Plus why not just get an FZ1? :rolleyes:

Maybe because replacing original parts with aftermarket parts is more expensive than if the stock bike came with the same parts...

-Chris
 
Maybe because replacing original parts with aftermarket parts is more expensive than if the stock bike came with the same parts...

-Chris

Bingo... mass production is always cheaper than doing it individually. Hence the point of things like group buys on the forum.
 
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