GSXR 750. Does technology ruin a motorcycle?

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• MO

  @motosportadv8177 · 4 months ago

  Situational awareness trumps rider aids in every situation!

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• TH

  @therestrainer9208 · 4 months ago

  The draw of this bike is that it does not have all the tech, I plan on buying that bike in the near future.  It makes you learn the bike, I can't wait!

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• DM

  @dmrobello9441 · 4 months ago

  Every word gold; complete truth! This is one of my favorite episodes ever.

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• CA

  @carlosa.acevedo7466 · 4 months ago

  I honestly feel the only issue with tech is, it gives people who are inexperienced the false confidence of feeling they can ride a bike that&apos;s allot more than they&apos;re ready for. At the end of the day, truly learning the mechanics of motorcycling and creating the correct habits starting with smaller bikes is ALWAYS going to trump tech. <br><br>I started on a Chinese Grom lol. Then jumped to a 06 CBR600RR (wasn&apos;t ready for that yet), then an 03 Sporty 1200, a CB650R after and my current bike is a DRZ400sm. Got the DRZ because even though I&apos;ve been riding for 9+ years, I felt like I did myself a disservice of not really dialing in riding basics on something small. Can definitely say a year of purposeful riding on a DR has help me a TON. Currently selling my DR to get a 24 or up GSXR750. You said it in another vid, but really want to see what going back to a sport-bike feels like after all these years and being a completely different rider.

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• PO

  @Pompomgrenade · 4 months ago

  Thank you Suzuki for the lack of technology... It&apos;s really enticing me to get a current motorcycle, with the features I like❤

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• PO

  @potato31415 · 4 months ago

  Wow. Your skills are very impressive. I just got my first bike 2 weeks ago, a CBR500R, and I&apos;m thinking of this as a next bike, maybe in a year&apos;s time. As a beginner, seeing you take those sharp lean angles so quickly is insane! subscribed

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• BR

  @brucelynn7786 · 4 months ago (edited)

  I have noticed the hot topic online and social media is the question everyone is asking, “comparing all the new super-sport, sport bikes, super naked, street fighters…etc to the G.O.A.T GXSR”. Reading, listening, &nbsp;watching all the buzz going around it’s amazing how the most hated and loved GSXR750 is now at the center of all the talk. Suzuki knows how to build a purist dream motorcycle. That is the GSXR750. I love technology. I enjoy it just as much as anyone else. Progress is naturally human chasing the dog tail. That said, for most street riders the GXSR’s capabilities far sure pass most street riding conditions. Most of what I hear is nit picking and technology wars. To me riding on the street is a way to escape the confinements of a car. A sense of freedom. Practicing my rider skills. Enjoying the ride. Tinkering with the bike. Feeling alive hearing the in-line 4cyl scream. I am proud to say I own a non rider aid bike. I prefer to keep it simple stupid approach. To each their own. All new bikes are an example of today’s technology. I will wait by my GXSR’s side and wait for the next round of new bikes comparing themselves to the G.O.A.T. Thank you Suzuki!

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• AB

  @abyb1923 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Love these bikes. My first bike was a 06 gsxr600, over the next 12 years i owned 4 more gsxrs, and 7 other bikes. The only thing holding me back from buying a brand new 750gsxr today is the tech package. I like TC,QS up down, Wheelie control ect, makes riding more fun whether thats just less thoughts required or more confidence to push it on the street. On the track it’s better to have it all off but the streets so unpredictable that i would not buy a new bike without it. I chose a bmwS1krr this year but i would have chose the gsxr750 if it had a decent rider aids package.

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• CI

  @cisuris · 4 months ago

  I think only reason they don’t mention Cbr600rr with the Suzukis is because you can get abs/quick shifter so may negate their argument.

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• FI

  @Finito776 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Man you right! 💯

• DN

  @dnycednyce1774 · 4 months ago

  Appreciate you sharing your thoughts 🤔. I do agree with track days for beginner riders. &nbsp;getting experience.

• JM

  @jm374 · 4 months ago

  A super bike without all those electronic tech, itself is the tech marvel .....