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post #1 of 4 (permalink) Old 04-21-2007, 09:38 PM Thread Starter
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Who has a 1000S and a 1000R
Would they be to close or are they different enough to consider
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post #2 of 4 (permalink) Old 04-22-2007, 03:53 AM
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There are quite a few people here who have had an S in the past and now own an R : but I don't know if anyone actually owns both apart from Mr Burn of course.

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but I pop in here from time to time. Come to think of it I don't have a garage since the old one burnt down!
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Well the R is newer and faster.

But whether or not it's better for you and worth considering with respect to the price difference is entirely subjective.
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Well I had an S and now own a Senna which is the same engine/brakes as the R.
I can tell you that there are noticeable differences in engine response and braking.
The engine is crispier faster in response and I personally feel it torquier. And brake wise is from earth to heaven comparison.
From the spongy feeling of the Nissin 6 piston brakes to the very trustworthy brembos.
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