u/Biker-Broski-97

ZX-4RR or Liter Bike as my next bike?

Hey all! Back with another question. I’ve got a Triumph Street Triple 765RS as my current do-it-all bike. I love it. It does everything I want and then some. My only real complaint is the lack of wind protection on highways, but that’s a pretty minor, and expected gripe.

When I got the 765RS, I got it instead of the ZX-6R after owning a few bikes before. It’s the better street bike in comparison, and I don’t do track now.

That said, the child in me still wants something with fairings. A proper screaming supersport. The R6 was my dream bike growing up.

The R6 is no longer produced and they’re stupidly overpriced used, so the next option seems to be the 6R. But it’s weird because there’s too much overlap with my 765RS. Similar power profile, just hidden in the top end where I can’t even access it before going to jail.

The ZX-4RR is also very compelling due to me being able to wring it out on the street and it still being somewhat sporty, but given it’s only got 76HP after flash, I worry I’ll feel like it doesn’t pull at all in comparison to the 765RS.

So then I get to “screw it, time for a ZX-10R or S1000RR”.

Other bikes I’ve considered are the Ninja 1100SX(feels too…dad bike, and I’m not at that stage), and the Z900RS(objectively gorgeous, but it’s a sporty naked which I already have.)

Any suggestions? I’ve thought myself into a corner here.

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u/Biker-Broski-97 — 1 day ago

What to get to compliment a 765RS

Hi Reddit. I’ve currently got a 2025 Triumph Street Triple RS. Love it. In many ways, it’s the perfect street bike. Scratches the squid urges while being perfectly street friendly. It leaves a bit to be desired in regards to wind protection, but it’s a naked. That’s expected.

I’d like to get me something else to complement this bike. I’m looking for something that can eat miles without my back aching 3 hours in. Given I already have a high revving engine(yes I know it’s no i4), I’d be curious about the opposite end of the spectrum. Something deep and thumpy.

Not interested in Harleys. I’m also in my twenties so while a dad-like bike like the Ninja 1100SX hits all the boxes on paper, I sit on it and it feels…too big.

Any suggestions?

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u/Biker-Broski-97 — 3 days ago