In 2025, is the FZ6R's lack of modern electronics a drawback, or a benefit?
The FZ6R is a relatively simple motorcycle with regard to electronics and, as motorcycle technology advances, has become a debated topic among riders. Ride by wire throttles, multiple riding modes, traction control and advanced ABS systems are beginning to appear on newer bikes by 2025. But the FZ6R is the opposite — a more basic, low tech bike. As a result, there have been debates as to whether having no modern electronics is a negative in terms of safety and performance, or a positive in terms of simplicity and reliability. Advanced electronics for bikes are essential for getting the most out of a bike and being safe says some riders, while others say that they can be a distraction and a point of failure. This frequently includes the riding experience, maintenance cost, and the philosophy of what makes it enjoyable to ride. Both high tech and simpler bikes are described by riders who share their experiences with these two types of bikes.
In 2025, the best thing about the FZ6R is that it has no electronics. Not a complicated system to fail, simply pure analog riding. It's refreshing.
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