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Originally Posted by SoNaRWaVe
That is totally up to you as a rider. Everyone has different riding styles and preferences. You will find out after a season or two and you will buy your second bike accordingly. I would suggest you think where would you be riding mainly to answer your own question.
If mainly city, you would rarely reach high revs but highway on the other hand, is better to have more power on the higher rpms. But that's just my opinion.
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Mostly city commuting, but would having lots of power in the low revs be a problem?
Like for example getting off a light then going into a turn on a wet day, woudnt having most of the power in high revs be better?
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Originally Posted by tegz
you can reach the upper revs where ever you go... even in the city, going up to 15K+ redline on first is possible, but you choose not to be a douchebag and alarm all the people around you when it's crowded.
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No hopefully i wont be an attention whore and go 1st gear 50kph
