How does the FZ6R stack up against today’s 650cc twins in terms of real world rideability?
Over the past few years, the motorcycle market has moved towards 650cc parallel and V twin engines as their mid range offerings. As a result, debates are taking place over whether the inline four powered FZ6R could compete with these newer 650cc twins in terms of everyday usability and enjoyment. In riderspaces discussion revolves around aspects like power delivery, fuel efficiency, maintenance, etc, and riding experience. Some say the FZ6R's inline four engine is a smoother ride, others claim that 650 twins offer more torque for the street. It frequently discusses city riding, highway cruising, and weekend twisties. Riders discuss their experiences changing between these various engine configurations and debate which is more fun or practical for a given kind of riding. In addition, we discuss weight, handling characteristics, and the subjective 'fun factor' of each type of bike.
The FZ6R's inline-four is smoother, more refined than any 650 twin. A more pleasant ride especially for longer trips.
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