It makes me sick that it's hard to distinguish,
An honest leader who preaches a cause,
That's not made and not based,
On the profit they'll receive from telling the world.
What line divides you from the seeders,
Who sow without growing believers,
You point and you judge,
Forgetting that their faith is molded by your lead.
Fuel Injected
Honda quality
Better warranty
Better gas mileage
Easier to disassemble
Holds it's value longer than any other bike that's not Honda
Great commuter and great for novice riders
It makes me sick that it's hard to distinguish,
An honest leader who preaches a cause,
That's not made and not based,
On the profit they'll receive from telling the world.
What line divides you from the seeders,
Who sow without growing believers,
You point and you judge,
Forgetting that their faith is molded by your lead.
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+1 for fuel injection.
Better mpg.
Preferred getting off the line quicker, at intersections, passing, hills, etc., rather than a couple extra mph at the high end.
Didn't relish revving to 11,000 to hit the sweet spot.
I liked the feel -- lighter clutch, ABS option (although, ultimately, I couldn't find one w/ ABS)...
... and the Kawi dealer was a dick...
Fuel Injected
Honda quality
Better warranty
Better gas mileage
Easier to disassemble
Holds it's value longer than any other bike that's not Honda
Great commuter and great for novice riders
It's a Honda. Need we say more?
+1
Mostly Fuel Injection is what helped me make the decision
I didn't even consider the Kawasaki since it wasn't fuel injected. Now that Honda has a fuel injected bike in this market, I'm wondering if Kawasaki is feeling pressure to offer it. I'm also partial to Honda. However, I will buy other brands if the bike offers what I'm looking for at the right price (my last bike was a Kawasaki Concours).
Why did you buy the Honda instead of the Kawasaki?
Phoenix
