CriticalCore
Well-known member
I upgraded from my Ninja 300 to a new bike about a month ago now, wanted something with more top end for highway riding, less gear shifting, tons of lower end torque.
Traded in for a 2015 Fz07, this thing is insane. The power increase feels massive, the torque at low RPM is ridiculous, having the throttle open just 1/4 leaves cars in the dust on commutes.
Had the throttle opened to 4/5 or 3/4 in second gear from a rolling start and was going well over 110 Kph in less than 3 seconds.
This ridiculous performance has affected how I drive my Corolla, noticed how easy it is to use full throttle as it ain't fast, and have noticed how the huge mass of a car feels fun in tighter turns.
I want to get a sport coupe next, I thought I wouldn't need more power than a 300 before, now I'm pretty deadset I'll never need more than a 700, maybe for tracks once I start those.
Sidenote, I'm not sure why the FZ07 has brakes, the engine breaking is like tying an anvil to the rear but I dig it. The rear tire itself is huge, love that booty.
Still building up some confidence to start trying power wheelies.
Traded in for a 2015 Fz07, this thing is insane. The power increase feels massive, the torque at low RPM is ridiculous, having the throttle open just 1/4 leaves cars in the dust on commutes.
Had the throttle opened to 4/5 or 3/4 in second gear from a rolling start and was going well over 110 Kph in less than 3 seconds.
This ridiculous performance has affected how I drive my Corolla, noticed how easy it is to use full throttle as it ain't fast, and have noticed how the huge mass of a car feels fun in tighter turns.
I want to get a sport coupe next, I thought I wouldn't need more power than a 300 before, now I'm pretty deadset I'll never need more than a 700, maybe for tracks once I start those.
Sidenote, I'm not sure why the FZ07 has brakes, the engine breaking is like tying an anvil to the rear but I dig it. The rear tire itself is huge, love that booty.
Still building up some confidence to start trying power wheelies.