@@WhoviIle it will do absolutely everything better than an r3, but then there are bikes that do everything better than the r7, so depends if you want a smaller upgrade or bigger
Really depends on the circumstances tbh. Bad rider with an S1K vs a good rider with an MT09 on a straight pretty much guarantees that the bad rider wins. On a track it's a completely different story tho
straights, after 110 no way. corners depends on the group. i had an r1 rider in intermediate tell me that he could barely keep up with my xsr900 but i was having a hell of a time keeping up with the 600's.
On a twisty road and a good rider, sure. On an open stretch of highway like that, nope. A 600 is usually good for a legit 155mph or so. An R7 isn't gonna hang with that unless you do some serious work to that motor.
@@saeedraymond6193 165 indicated. Remove the 5% or so factory speedo error and the actual top speed was a bit less than 165. My 2022 R1, the speedo read 6% high. So 165 on its dash, was only 155 actual. This is 100% normal for factory speedo's... And on older bikes, it got even worse when you did sprocket changes and didn't get a calibration tool to correct the speedo. There are tons of guys that did the -1 front and +2 rear sprocket setup to get better acceleration, and they think they are doing 170 on a 600 when they are actually doing 140mph because their speedo was off by 18% and they didn't even realize it. lol
Jeez , the r7 sounds like a biplane coming into land . I read its a great bike , but its 4cyls for me or nothing . Even my old 2001 r6 i preffer the sound of
No and even from dead stop if 600 knows how to launch r7 has zero chance. Harder to launch 600 fast but rev right and you are in that 130hp as fast as r7 in that 80hp and weight is dead even so nochance if 600 rider knows how to ride. 60 ft time at drag strip 600 still kills it
There is no comparison. However, if the SS rider is a new rider and the person on the R7 is seasoned, the R7 will still lose. I find it funny as hell when a rider considers their R7 a SS because Yamaha did not want to lose their market share when the Yamaha SS R6 was discontinued. The R7 is no SS. Not even close.
Agreed, but it also depends on where your riding at. on a highway it’s like you said there is no comparison, butttttt on a technical road a decent rider could keep up/take a SS for sure. I’ve kept up with many bigger bikes in the twisties. A lot of people call it a SS because technically that’s what it’s classified as, learnt that when I went to insure it and paid more than I expected. My R7 got stolen so next bike will be a true SS💯
@@KpopNiDontStop sad times indeed:(. Some good news though is I just got a new bike yesterday! Video will be uploaded once I get some crash protection on the bike
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The answer is no
Yo. We gotta run it against my bros speed triple asap
I have the R3 and was going to upgrade to the 23 R7
Is it worth it? Not just for keeping up with 600s.
But for performance? Cornering? Handling?
@@WhoviIle it will do absolutely everything better than an r3, but then there are bikes that do everything better than the r7, so depends if you want a smaller upgrade or bigger
@@WhoviIle Get a r6, you’ll get bored of the r7
@Big Fulla Ahhh ok well that makes sense my friend. But definitely a small upgrade. I'm in no rush. 🎉
I own an R7 and can say with confidence that we can up to about 65-70mph but then the 600 will pull away like there is no tomorrow,🤘😎🎸🏍
depends on where u ride on the twisties r7 is king 👑
I'm on a 21 mt09 and I keep up with the liters no problems. You would be amazed what good riders can do with "smaller" bikes.
Really depends on the circumstances tbh. Bad rider with an S1K vs a good rider with an MT09 on a straight pretty much guarantees that the bad rider wins. On a track it's a completely different story tho
straights, after 110 no way. corners depends on the group. i had an r1 rider in intermediate tell me that he could barely keep up with my xsr900 but i was having a hell of a time keeping up with the 600's.
Good rider on liter eats it,you are talking riders not bikes
Love that you can hear your music 😂😂
I be vibin in the helmet
Sounds like a WW2 fighter plane.
Please can you post the link below to buy those beautiful handles? I have a blue Yamaha R7, ciao from Italy✌️
On a twisty road and a good rider, sure. On an open stretch of highway like that, nope. A 600 is usually good for a legit 155mph or so. An R7 isn't gonna hang with that unless you do some serious work to that motor.
My R6 stock 165. With dyno tune not sure yet 165 is fast
@@saeedraymond6193 165 indicated. Remove the 5% or so factory speedo error and the actual top speed was a bit less than 165. My 2022 R1, the speedo read 6% high. So 165 on its dash, was only 155 actual. This is 100% normal for factory speedo's... And on older bikes, it got even worse when you did sprocket changes and didn't get a calibration tool to correct the speedo.
There are tons of guys that did the -1 front and +2 rear sprocket setup to get better acceleration, and they think they are doing 170 on a 600 when they are actually doing 140mph because their speedo was off by 18% and they didn't even realize it. lol
Let’s goooo he back
Preciate you
Are those fairings after market?? Really sweet color scheme
Can a car with 100 hp keep up with a car that has 200 hp? No
In the future would you go straight to an r1?
what a stud😍
Jeez , the r7 sounds like a biplane coming into land . I read its a great bike , but its 4cyls for me or nothing . Even my old 2001 r6 i preffer the sound of
Why did Yamaha stop making the R6? For the R7? Bad move
How so? The R7 is selling like crazy
if you dont understand the reason why and the reason why the r7 isnt a bad bike, you dont understand much about bikes either keep quiet.
Nope. It cannot.
No and even from dead stop if 600 knows how to launch r7 has zero chance. Harder to launch 600 fast but rev right and you are in that 130hp as fast as r7 in that 80hp and weight is dead even so nochance if 600 rider knows how to ride. 60 ft time at drag strip 600 still kills it
Answer….. NO 😂
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@@TSORides don’t worry. You’ll be on that 1000cc in no time givin them 600’s the Blues 😱👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I wish man. Insurance alone is what’s keeping me from getting a 600😭
@@TSORides Keep grinding bro. You’ll get there one way or another. 💪🏾💪🏾
@@BustaMovePurkinz thanks big dawg
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u can keep up only on twisty road
isn't r7 is 700cc ?
749*
689cc
@@TSORides i see
Basically, but it's a two Cylinder engine. The R6 is a true race bike with a 4 cylinder engine
@@n300zx931 r7 is two cyclinders ?
There is no comparison. However, if the SS rider is a new rider and the person on the R7 is seasoned, the R7 will still lose. I find it funny as hell when a rider considers their R7 a SS because Yamaha did not want to lose their market share when the Yamaha SS R6 was discontinued. The R7 is no SS. Not even close.
Agreed, but it also depends on where your riding at. on a highway it’s like you said there is no comparison, butttttt on a technical road a decent rider could keep up/take a SS for sure. I’ve kept up with many bigger bikes in the twisties. A lot of people call it a SS because technically that’s what it’s classified as, learnt that when I went to insure it and paid more than I expected. My R7 got stolen so next bike will be a true SS💯
@@TSORides Damn bro whaaat ??now it makes me sad watching these vids knowin someone stole it.
@@KpopNiDontStop sad times indeed:(. Some good news though is I just got a new bike yesterday! Video will be uploaded once I get some crash protection on the bike