land-warrior.rus wrote:
The better you get at riding the more demand you put on your bike and soon bandit just can't cope any more.
That made me laugh It's just that, lack of power is replaced by skill and madness
i know, i know, but some time no matter how much of skill and madness you have( especialy on the track) you just cant break some bariers with bikes that were not build for tracks, like little B4.
First of all because they are not designed for the track( foot pegs are too low, bad airodinamics and so on).
I did some track days on Bandit 4 and i thought i'd do them on tight bends but i couldnt be more wrong. I couldnt lean near as much as the rest of them did on there track/race addopted bikes and on top of that they just humered me on straights.
If i wasnt interested in track days i'd stick to the bandit as it did everything i wanted to perfectly(except the matter just discusted:-))
Any way. Long story short, there are no bad bikes - there are just different onece to serve diffrent kind of riding styles and riders.
Cheers.
And Red01, i posted that message at the same time you posted yours.so i didnt read it at the time of writing mine. And i think you were funny as hell.
I agry, when im older i'd swich to somethink more torquer for the reasons you describe in your post.