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2010 Ducati Streetfighter (sold) 2012 Triumph Speed Triple R 2008 Triumph Sprint ST (Sold) 2014 BMW s1000R 2012 Aprilia Tuono (sold) |
Best Naked Bike
After all the nakeds I've owned and ridden...the Speed Triple is the best.
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Best? Depends on what you want to do naked.
![]() Cruisin': Diavel Touring: R1200R Hooligan: Speed Triple Track/Canyon: Tuono V4R Distinguished Gentlemen: Griso 8V Snoot Factor: Streetfighter S, or the upcoming Monster 1198 New S1000 naked would be interesting. |
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2008 FZ1 (wifey) 2007 ZX-6R (track) 2008 Speed Triple White Knight (sold) 2008 CBR1000RR "Red Rocket" 2005 SV1000S (sold) |
Having only had the z1k, fz1, sv1k, and speedie (but rsv experienced)- I will agree.
The S3 was awesome |
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I prefer the Ducati Streetfighter over the Speed Triple, but I like them both a lot.
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Define "best".
I'm thinkin it depends on what you want from the bike. Are you wanting to thrash it on the track and hooligan on the street? Maybe the Tuono would be best. You wanting to sport tour? Maybe the FZ1. You want a rowdy, NASCAR, flame thrower? Maybe the Streetfighter. Or maybe the choices would be different but the point being that, like every other bike choice it depends on how you ride, style preference and budget. I think a Vincent Black Shadow or a '72 Honda 750 would be good ![]() |
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Grom Wrangler
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What makes you like the Speed over the Street?
I'll admit I haven't ridden a Speed (only sat on one) yet but I've owned a Street Triple R for 2 years now and put over 24,000 miles on it. I love how narrow and light this thing is. Combined with a nice exhaust and quickshifter and it really moves when you want it to yet is comfy for long rides. The engine is just extraordinary in my opinion. I will admit though it isn't exactly a wheelie machine like the Speed, especially not with clip ons. It still easily lifts the front end if you want but you really have to want to. Maybe I just really need to ride the speed. |
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