They are a nice bikes both the 750 and the 1000. Handle real smart and go like well, lest just say HARD I found the 1000 in stock trim very quick into and out of corners, in fact I think the first words outta my mouth after a ride through our local twisties was " It handles like a sports 250" whilst trying so hard to mask a huge shyte eating grin.
The difference is like the 1000, is the caddy and the 750 is the porche.
Remembering here in Oz the price difference is around the 3 gorilla's, what do you get for the extra 3 gorilla's. 250cc, 10hp and inverted forks.
For that 3 gorilla's a power commander new slip on muffler,and some dyno time, and your in the same Hp game as the 1000, and ya still have 1 and a half gorrilla's to spend in the hip pocket. I know ya gonna miss out on the upside down forks, and I know they are all the rage for both looks and race, but I kinda like the fork oil down the bottom of the fork leg, so when the seals are not quite as good as the should be, they dont go dumping the good oil in big unhealthy loads very time the front end loads up. But having said that, I do like the 1000, and spend a bit more on a power commander, a new 4 into 1 and can and some dyno time, i'm sure it would then lose some of that laid back caddy feeling, and be pumping out some real kick butt hp.
A true, off the shop floor on to the road streetfighter, I reckon the best streetfighter targeted motorcyle produced thus far from japan.