Which one is better in terms of road presence, firing and heaviness Yamaha R1, Kawasaki H2R or Ducati PanigaleV4 - YZF R1M?

Q. Which one is better in terms of road presence, firing and heaviness Yamaha R1, Kawasaki H2R or Ducati PanigaleV4 - YZF R1M?
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Gary | 3 years ago

There is no doubt that the Ducati Panigale V4 is an awesome machine and a very attractive bike, the Kawasaki H2R is a well engineered package and super quick, but for me the Yamaha R1M has soul and is a riders bike. The sounds it can make are out of this world, the power delivery is like now other in terms of how it happens. I'm a Yamaha man having owned and ridden 4 generations dating back to the original 98R1.When it came out in 98 the R1 was a ground breaking bike that lead the way in sports bike performance, each year after 98 the model got 'refined' and heavier (taking the edge off the rider experience), the 2007 R1 was the last of the screamers and then the 'big bang' engine arrived.The R1M is a step further in the evolution.

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Aaryaman | 4 years ago

In case of sound, the R1M and H2R quiet a bit,but R 1M sounds better in my personal opinion. In case of sheer outright track performance, R1M and V4. In case of looks and straight line performance, H2R.

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Mudduluru | 3 years ago

Kawasaki H2R is the beast of all bikes with the max speed 400km/h

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Loco | 3 years ago

@ Gary | There is no doubt that the Ducati Panigale V4 is an awesome machine and a very attractive bike, the Kawasaki H2R is a well engineered package and super quick, but for me the Yamaha R1M has soul and is a riders bike. The sounds it can make are out of this world, the power delivery is like now other in terms of how it happens. I'm a Yamaha man having owned and ridden 4 generations dating back to the original 98R1.When it came out in 98 the R1 was a ground breaking bike that lead the way in sports bike performance, each year after 98 the model got 'refined' and heavier (taking the edge off the rider experience), the 2007 R1 was the last of the screamers and then the 'big bang' engine arrived.The R1M is a step further in the evolution.

Ahaha old k5 Gsxr1000 beat the s**t out of panigale 😂

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Banti | 5 years ago

R1

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