Why would anyone pay 18k for a bike. Lots of good lightly used bikes for under 10k.
Why would anyone pay $10k for a bike, there's plenty of good used ones for $7k
Why would anyone pay 18k for a bike. Lots of good lightly used bikes for under 10k.
Why would anyone pay 10k for a bike? Lots of good lightly used bikes for under 5k.Why would anyone pay 18k for a bike. Lots of good lightly used bikes for under 10k.
Damn, your reply was on the next page hahahWhy would anyone pay $10k for a bike, there's plenty of good used ones for $7k
Or any other Superbike
Nah that's sillyOk so let's compare 2018 gsxrs and zx10s....
2016 GSX-R 1000's are on a much bigger sale. The 2016 ZX10R is priced $3000 higher than the 2016 GSX-R 1000 which can be had for - $12,800. Great opportunity to own a new bike!
Ok so let's compare 2018 gsxrs and zx10s....
Haha! This whole thread has gotten silly.
I really hope this bike is good and the new tech works well. Now if Honda could find some HP we'd have all the 1000's on the same page.
When you can no longer buy the current generation zx10 for 15000 and 18000 is what they actually sell for, than It makes sense to compare the MSRP's until than why not compare what you can actually buy the ZX10 for to the GSXR. Actual cost is more important than a suggested retail number, is it not?
We're comparing msrp's on a new bike that has just been released and one that's a year old. 2016 you weren't getting heavily discounted 2016 zx10's as you won't with the gsxr until 2018 when there's leftover 2017's. So, keeping all things equal, all the new 1000's msrp for close to $20k. Doesn't matter what you get a leftover bike for, buy a 2017 zx10, it's $18000.
If you want a modern 1000cc super sport you gotta pay about 7-8k at least. Example:Why would anyone pay 10k for a bike? Lots of good lightly used bikes for under 5k.
Right, except its not 2016 and the new zx10r has not just been released, its now a year old so you can get the discount on it, just like you will be able to on the GSXR next year but its not next year yet. You can currently buy a Gen5 ZX10 for 15000, that is its actual price, today, tomorrow and for the next probably few months.
The new R1's are the same way, MSRP is xx but you can get the same thing in last years colors for significantly less. If kawasaki had changed something on the zx10 it would make much more sense to compare MSRP's but they didn't.
If you want a modern 1000cc super sport you gotta pay about 7-8k at least. Example:
http://www.autotrader.ca/a/Kawasaki/Ninja+ZX-10R/Toronto/Ontario/5_28097773_20150922114044205/
Stock to stock, the GSX-R has a @#$%pile more power than any other Japanese bike and as much as pretty much any euro bike with a slip-on. We'll see what happens when you flip out the stock whale-penis exhaust on the GSX-R and give it a custom tune. The chassis and suspension are another topic.
Actual cost is on Kijiji right now.Those GSXR's are a good deal if its what you are after, also a 5 year warranty and really low financing. However if you spend the 3k extra on parts I doubt you could get the GSXR to where the zx10 is, and the zx10 is still restricted as hell from the factory.
When you can no longer buy the current generation zx10 for 15000 and 18000 is what they actually sell for, than It makes sense to compare the MSRP's until than why not compare what you can actually buy the ZX10 for to the GSXR. Actual cost is more important than a suggested retail number, is it not?