This is an excellent sport bike to take touring. I have ridden 2 hours to the mountains, ridden around for a few hours, and gone home all in one sitting with little to no discomfort. As far as straight shot rides, it's very simple to turn a 3 hour haul into a 2 hour haul if you catch my drift.
The brakes feel composed and capable. They have excellent stopping power while not feeling at all snatchy. Locking up the rear tire isn't hard and contributes to the rider focused, non electronic feedback the bike maintains throughout the ride.
The front brake has no mush to it. It has strong mid to low range acceleration and absolutely screams past modern triple triumphs when you're breaking through 10k rpm.
With common modifications and a proper tune you can hang with modern full fairing s with ease. The feel of roaring to readline even in high gear is an amazing experience.
Triumph fit and finish. No rattles, no plasticy bits that feel our of place, no engine problems, the only electrical problem that i've encountered with my bike is a burnt out stator which is common on any bike. Replace your oem rectifier regulator with a mosfet unit, better than stock stator and it will be the last time you deal with it.
Excellent value bike for the money. As rare as this bike is, both in production numbers and style [naked, high peg, clip ons, four cylinder that doesnt handle like a pig] This bike will ruin you for any other The only outrageous cost with this bike is that you will want more than one in your garage. Beautiful, timeless speedo and tach. The analog feel of this bike is not lost, but is still sophisticated and modern and it will always feel that way.
I went 5mm taller on my rear tire [diablo rosso 3s] and the bike turns in like a rabid pomeranian chasing it's tail. From rpm the induction sounds great and it is quick. Low down it is a bit snatchy so I find myself pulling in the clutch at low speeds and letting it out gently to pull away at slow speeds smoothly.
For 22, miles cosmetically it looks brilliant. Though the stator had failed and was replaced under warranty from the garage I got it from 2nd Hand. Not serviced yet, budgeting a bit more due to more to go wrong on it. I had to buy and fit a rear grab bar, which was fairly straight forward. Buying experience: Bought from a dealer.
Not a lot of choice out there, I really wanted it in green and a tidy model. Beautifull bike. Is stealth black and have got a union jack belly pan which always gets commented on. Plenty of useable power and the sweetspot is at around rpm which is scary. Bought this bike on 06 plate with 4k on clock.
Everything you need. Perhaps at 6foot, im a little tall for the riding position. Comparatively, the CBR feels smaller, lower to the ground and feels much lighter even though on paper they weigh the same we are now selling the Triumph as around town mph the fuelling is quite snatchy, as a learner you're trying to be smooth and build confidence and this snatchy throttle just gets in the way too much.
The CBR, is a so not fuel injected like the Triumph and thus will naturally have a smoother throttle delivery. Other than the weight and fuelling the ride is great, at higher speeds it's fantastic. So i'd say it's a great , especially for the money, for probably a slightly more experienced rider who can work around the fuelling.
For a first big bike, the CBR my only basis for comparison is a much better choice. Fantastic bike, the S4 is my first big bike since passing my test last June and it really is a jack of all trades. In only a year and a half of ownership i have done everything on it from going to Italy and back to commuting to work and college. It is only let down by a slightly clunky Triumph gearbox and iffy fuelling at low speeds which can be a bit of a hassle around town in traffic but otherwise it is a superb handling bike with excellent brakes and above rpm a great engine that sounds awesome.
Some say that it is not for a new rider but I have found it perfect and my only previous experience is on a GPR50 and an old XL but it is probably more down to the individual than the bike. All in all the speed four is a great bike for anyone from new riders to experienced track hacks.
Handles like a dream, can even be used for a bit of touring if you're determined, but be warned it makes you want to take the long and twisty way where ever your going cos it's just to good on the twisties.
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