I have owned 3 GEN1 and one GEN11 FZ's. I prefer my new FZ10. But I'll always have a soft spot for the 01-05 FZ1's.
I have owned 3 GEN1 and one GEN11 FZ's. I prefer my new FZ10. But I'll always have a soft spot for the 01-05 FZ1's.Hello everybody. Name is Heath. I'm in eastern KY and I currently own a 2015 FZ1 that I have modded pretty heavily.
Great bike, but I want a bike that is more modern. The FZ1 is just too...2006 for me. I'll be soaking up all the info I can here for the new steed...which I will be getting in December. Hoping to get a good deal during winter and it's gonna be my bday gift.
FZ1 is currently for sale, sale or not...I'll be purchasing a new FZ10 come December.
Nice! I'm a modification nut, so I will be modding the new ride to my liking. Just hoping the wife feels sorry enough for me to let me get it sooner than December!I have owned 3 GEN1 and one GEN11 FZ's. I prefer my new FZ10. But I'll always have a soft spot for the 01-05 FZ1's.
Thanks for the welcome. Yes I am on FZ1OA.Welcome Heath, were you on the FZ1OA forum?
That's true, but oh do I want one now. Will be bitter sweet if they release an SP model in the US for 2018.At least you'll still be getting the FZ10 and it's not an outright now. Just a bit of waiting and you'll get one after the winter months passes.
Never thought of that. At least there will be an option for the TFT display. Maybe a blue color will be released.Not too sure on seeing the SP here in the states. The price difference in the UK between the regular MT10 and the MT10 SP is nearly 4k £. A similar price difference here would put it at practically the same price as the regular R1. Yamaha US is marketing the FZ10 here in the states as a cheaper, more roadworthy version of an R1 and R1s. Getting the SP here stateside would be very risky and it could potentially put this bike in direct competition with their flagship superbike which is selling relatively well compared to the other super bikes. We're actually a bit luckier here in the states as we get the R1 at a much better relative cost than the UK does (or the UK gets a much better pricing on the MT-10.) We also are the only market that I know of that got the R1s.
The good thing though is that with the release of the SP, you should now be able to find and buy the TFT display and electronic ohlins suspension and just upload the ECU file for the SP. Probably going to cost nearly half as much as the bike again in cost but oh well.