Beautiful Sound Of A GSXR 750 | Morning Scenic Ride

[@jaredbrown4331]

These roads remind me of what we have here in Virginia !

[@elijah6144]

where in virginia?

[@jaredbrown4331]

@@elijah6144 outside of Charlottesville

[@louvugrin6103]

Wish the roads were this nice here in puerto rico

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

30 years, brother, of riding things and right turns still stress me more than left

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

I have an L5 750

[@nanitto_1k]

Same here brother but we try our best to get better each ride. Ride safe brother!

[@alyerimesmacbook1995]

Such a chill ride through the Appalachia area. 🤩

[@nanitto_1k]

@@alyerimesmacbook1995 oh well i thank you. 😏

[@77cats-2]

To me, the best sounds go that way: 6 cylinders > V4 > Inline-four. But as I can't afford the first two, inline-four are the best. :D No bike at the moment, I've sold my K3 1000 some months ago so it was great to hear that sound.

[@nanitto_1k]

I agree!

[@CarLegacies]

Beautiful

[@nanitto_1k]

@@CarLegacies thanks!

[@stevenyerry2209]

I wanted to get into riding but I bought a ninja400 for two years and never fell in love with it do you think moving to a 750 would make a difference in actually enjoying riding

[@nanitto_1k]

Good question. There is more to riding than just the engine size,how it sounds of course and current trend of course. If you love riding then you love riding. I had a 1000cc and went down to a 750cc right now and even loved it just as much if not even more. To answer your question, you will definitely fall in love with the 750 no doubt BUT it all comes to what your goals are. I picked this bike to build it for the track, occasionally on the streets. I still lack a few parts before it’ll be ready for the track.

[@keeyawn]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻❤

[@JaykayRva]

No more ninja 1000sx?

[@sinbad63]

Exhaust?

[@nanitto_1k]

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