Yamaha YZF-R1 vs. Aprilia RSV4 RR vs. Suzuki GSX-R1000 vs. Honda CBR1000RR On The Street Review

[@Xavien3]

Yamaha YZF-R1 1:15 Suzuki GSX-R1000 4:10 Aprilia RSV4 RR 7:26 Honda CBR1000RR 10:25

[@Mario--gi3jm]

Morphosis thank you kind sir

[@curlsalot91]

Thx

[@jamfd3s788]

Best performance bike: R1 Best comfort: GSXR Fastest bike: Aprilia Best all around bike: CBR

[@sadecebiri395]

Performans bike different Fastest bike?

[@sonh788]

The best performance bike is not the fastest? 😂😂😂

[@xorbe2]

The bike with the highest top speed isn't the best overall performance bike, that's all.

[@AnkitKushwaha-tg2ru]

Who said aprilia is the fastest?

[@Iconhulk]

We can just leave the Honda on the sidelines..

[@Averitt13]

Done seen 3 or 4 of these shootouts and so far the Aprilia has won, the R1 has won, the BMW has won, and the CBR has won. Basically, you can’t go wrong with any of these. Find one that you like and that’s the end of it. Happy riding.

[@Aleksz777]

Averitt13 just don’t get a slowzuki, and you should be fine lol

[@blue03r6]

if you like a sound of a twin etc the aprilia and R1 are the two that have that awesome grunting thumping sound.

[@Wafftop]

Ive always told people this. Modern liter bikes are all fantastic and it comes down to what they want more than whats the best.

[@stonewall45]

@@Wafftop 🎯

[@Jwalkerman_]

alek s nigga u sound dumb asf the Honda is the slowest of them all tf u mean lil boy

[@iTxip]

its really the absolute first time i hear someone say that is hard to adjust the traction control in the aprilia, its had those 2 paddles perfectly placed for your left index and thumb (thumb +1 index -1) since 2010, on the fly, no need to change ride modes or enter any menu, if you feel slippiness you press your thumb, if you feel the tc too early you press with your index. easiest fastest TC controls EVER

[@SilverScarletSpider]

I respect your assessment on these vehicles. The Yamaha R1 really seems like the bike to beat, but my heart really just loves the aesthetics of the Honda CBR1000RR

[@Adogsmate4267]

I really don't think it matters too much which bike you ride as long as you like what you see. For me looks and Finnish are a must, equally, the way she rides, power doesn't really mean much on the road for me, 200hp is by far more than I can ride flat out. When I turn back to look, I have to see blue.

Not fair for Suzuki , why did not tested the R version with all the electronics , autobliper, quick shifter, traction control, abs, cornering abs...etc....

[@CBRboy1717]

Base model shootout....

CBRboy1717 GSX-RR is cheaper than others full model, no doubt that for the price and performance (the engine it's absolutely top notch) the Gixxer is the bike of 2017. Regarding vibration, it has equal or less than S1000RR, the price to pay for a very high Rev engine with just one counter balancer. (Like almost all RR bikes from 1986 to 2012, nothing to worry about)

[@jordanwood5865]

They probably couldn't.

[@racerx6384]

Have the gsxr 1000r ive ridden all these bikes except the honda before i purchased. Including s1000rr. Only one that was really tugging at my heart was the aprilia. I got the suzuki because My previous bike was a 750 and i felt i would have better reliability with it. Besides the aprilia i think its the best of the bunch.

[@cam9868]

Not fair for Yamaha, why did not tested the R1M? Not fair for Aprilia, why did not tested the RSV4 RF? Not fair for Honda, why did not tested the RC213V-S? The RC would destroy all of these bikes. In conclusion, quit whining. Suzuki is lucky their motorcycle was even featured with that humpback whale ass looking shike.

[@whenibecamethesun..8759]

Can't beat Yamaha fit and finish...some of the nicest machines in the world

[@Aleksz777]

When i became the sun.. agreed, Yamaha knows how to make there stuff right.

[@NoirRobert]

I agree with that. I've had 5 Yamahas, 1 Triumph, 1 Suzuki, 1 BMW.

[@gregmsnow]

Yamaha isn’t as good as Honda, Honda resells the best and is more reliable.

[@gregmsnow]

alek s Honda is still better Yamaha can’t beat Honda

[@spoonman73]

Yamaha and Honda

[@jaimin891]

Aprillia is killin it this year! Each and every channel has voted Aprillia (either the RSV4 or Tuono) as the best of the bunch!

[@2pist]

jaimin891 agreed. I own a RSV. love it.

[@Texarmageddon]

Nah I've seen the BMW and Duc above the Aprilia on a few...

[@minekaiju77]

The only real problem is dealer support. Otherwise they're damn near perfect.

[@ventisette.]

minekaiju77 I’m lucky I have 2 dealers within 5km of home (but I’m in Italy...)

[@afletra]

not really

[@devil1989]

Looks- R1 Handling electronics - Aprilia All arounds - GSXR and CBR Best bike list for me is : GSXR,Aprlia, R1 , CBR What i would like for me : r1, aprlia, cbr , gsxr. GOD DO I FALL FOR LOOKS :D

[@Ihelpanytime]

I 100% agree. But I'll take the GSX-R1000 for comfort and reliability.

[@devil1989]

exactly , its all about personal preference now ;)

[@cbrad6002013]

Just have to say that it's a bit confusing that all arounds is gsxr and honda .. yet u have gsxr 1st and honda last .. technically speaking of the gsxr and honda are all around better averaging it out than u shoulda chose 1 , 2 honda ,Suzuki or vice versa .. seam weird to me that r1 and aprilia beat honda because of 1 category you liked better ..

[@devil1989]

BrappWithMe motovlogs they are all very close and its my list. Feel free to wrote yours i would love to hear what you think

[@cbrad6002013]

devil1989 oh ya of course I wasn't saying it in a dick way or anything I was just asking as to why the gsxr was 1st and cbr wasn't when u had the 2 in the same category

[@hfr8343]

Sounds like the CBR is the best street bike for normal riders like myself. User friendly, good ergos, responsive handling and light. 150 hp is plenty and it looks great with the usual quality honda fit and finish

[@kendrickh91]

HFR83 I have one and she's awesome! I'm no street Rossi so she's perfect. Plus she's very smooth so when the power does kick it you'll feel like you're on a 170hp+ machine.

[@hfr8343]

Kendrick H That matte black and red color scheme is gorgeous. When I make the leap to a liter bike I think it'll be the new fireblade. Glad you're enjoying it bro

[@Kurlach]

HFR83 I wouldn't worry about the Bhp figures anyway, it doesn't mean shit in the real world. I have a SP and have taken it up to 180mph, with more to go. I'd say that's fast enough for anyone ;)

[@scottydoesntno]

Honda is the most underrated brand for sportbikes they are everything you need but they aren't as exciting as R1's and RSV4's,but 99% of the people riding aren't pushing these bikes to their absolute limits anyways. I'd say the CBR is the makes the most sense for most street riders because the ergos are better for the street every Honda I have ridden is super confidence inspiring and they are super reliable.

[@jitterball]

The challenge is being thrown at you, when you find out that Honda is the almost the same price as Aprilia...

[@ClayTorres69]

One thing I have notice with all Honda bikes - It's not the best at anything but good at everything. Sounds like a reliable bike to me.

[@osark2487]

With Kawasaki dominating world Superbike for quite a while in the last decade, any comparison without the ZX10R is crazy

[@planet6393]

Used to be a Honda man, BUT that R1 is a beast. Even looks wicked!

[@u9Nails]

There's no losers in this pack. Each bike can be the best in another measure, if that's price, comfort, performance, or looks. It's mind blowing how truly excellent each bike here is. I want them all!

[@adamstratford6740]

Rsv4 💯 although all these litre bikes are amazing definitely Rsv4 for me 🏍💨💨

[@gabatron7580]

Everyone's comments contradict each other and themselves. For example "the r1 is not really comfortable on the road" then "the r1 is the perfect balance between track performance and street comfort". Sigh.

[@EsotericBreakfastBuffet]

Having pushed both the R1 and the RSV hard around multiple tracks..The RSV is a better bike there..and on the street. The RSV ‘s front end steering feel is neutral and effortless..not so on the R1. That said ..the R1 is an awesome bike with a wicked motor, faultless gear clicks and style The RSV is the best street/track race rep ever made..their Tuono is the best all around street bike..go get one...and don’t be swayed by the hosts at the end of this video..they know better

[@sk2283]

I have an RSV4 and an R1M and agree, the RSV4 is 'out the crate' an awesome package, a few clicks and you are done. The R1 has cost a FORTUNE to try and get sorted for road and track, suspension upgrades, engine mapping, brake upgrades. You cannot beat the RSV4, sorted stable handling & superb brakes, and the 2017 engine is a masterpiece.

[@oprator81]

Yamaha R1 and comfort dont go hand in hand. You will be uncomfortable on that bike within 15mins or riding it. Wrists mainly. Superb bike though, I have two.

[@polarbear111000]

I bought an 2016 RSV4 RF last summer. I've been riding since I was six ('76). I've owned CBRs, GSX-Rs, Ducatis, Yamahas, and ZX-7s..... pretty much bikes from every major manufacturer with the exception of BMW, Triumph, and MV Agusta. I have to say, the RSV4 RF is by far the most incredible bike I've owned. It brings with it the Italian styling and sound, but provides smoothness and reliability of the Japanese bikes. I accept that you have declared the R1 as the best, but I've owned many Japanese bikes, and within a year or two I'm bored with them. The bike I owned before the Aprilia was a Ducati 999 which I had since new in 2003..........over a decade. I never grew tired of it, it just became tired amongst the newest bikes, so it was time to go. Italian bikes bring something to the table that the Japanese bikes can't. Which bike will you want in your garage after a couple of years? The Aprilia....... Also, the sound of that V4, even with stock exhaust.............epic. It's the only sport bike I've owned that doesn't need an aftermarket exhaust. You don't need to touch it.

[@sk2283]

I agree with that ! I have hd 3 RSV4's and currently have a 2017, its true ALL the japanese bikes you have to upgrade brakes or suspension or exhaust etc. the RSV4 is the complete package out of the showroom, awesome bike.

[@subhammandal2552]

Just a quick question bro, what's the cost of maintenance annually as I'm planning to buy one... And doest it break down really often

[@sk2283]

SUBHAM MANDAL same as any other sports bike - oil & filter changes every year valve check at 12000 miles from memory - easily as reliable as any other sports bike, I have had 3 and done about 15k miles between then without issues, it’s an amazing bike

[@jaguarmendez3838]

CBR1000RR is the best one! It has everything!

[@valhknut8291]

i have r1 2018, i`m still happy to see all people like it... it´s amazing superbike a one dream make it real

[@fredriknodeland1429]

I'm considering to buy a R1 2017-2019! How is it on the road? I own a ktm 1290 super duke r right now.

[@jsin22366322]

I was one of the first ones to have the r1 having placed my order in late 2014. And to this day, with 20,000 miles on clock, it still beats everything out there. Once I hit that second gear, I’m gone! I’ve trounced the new zx10r’s, s1000rr’s, and pre 2017 liter bikes so readily. The r1 is where it’s at!

[@modernwarriorsystems7347]

Suzuki is owning MA right now. They're killing it in racing.

[@modernwarriorsystems7347]

Jeremy Robertson Yep exactly. The GSXR 1000 is finally back. We haven't had a REALLY good one since the 05/06 generation. I like the 07/08's a lot too, but they one that went from 2009-2016 was not good.

[@shriharshmhatre8541]

I am in love with CBR 1000rr

[@teej5619]

Well im not at the 1000 yet.... But i bought my 2016 500r cause she looked better than ninja and the r3....and she's the most comfortable to be on😏...😂👍

[@Sleepy_Alligator]

I want the cbr1000rr sp badly. Suppose it's a bit down on power compared to the other liter bikes but its refinement and build quality is off the charts. Rumor has it next year there will be an increase in power to over 200 hp and it will clearly be the bike to beat. In any case I agree with M. Davis in that very few riders can actually use all that power anyway. Amazing machine as is.

[@jdb3160]

I’ve got the CBR. I moved up from an R6 and holy shit! The power is crazy. To me, at least.

[@Fearless154]

Well, of course, compared to the r6. But when you switching between litre bikes you will start to notice how much less powerful it is. It's still a beast and very fast bike but not as potent as other superbikes.

[@kenfloe3536]

in my opinion. Yamaha R1 and suzuki GSXR 1000R is the top two best. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤟🏽🤟🏽

[@Phuckmustangdrivers]

Damn! CM PUNK is one versatile dude. He didn't do so well in MMA so now he is testing sport bikes?? Rock on CM!!

[@ricsim78]

LOL funny I was thinking the same thing

[@jacobhendrickson8935]

The R1 is by far my choice.

[@akyraider1972]

Does it has any heating problem ?

[@jacobhendrickson8935]

ahmad khan they all seem to run a bit warmer than they did years ago and this is from the engines being pushed harder and harder in performance. They are really really fast. I always like to upgrade my cooling system with a secondary lower radiator or by replacing the stock rad with a larger one.

[@akyraider1972]

@@jacobhendrickson8935 thanks

[@vvsousa]

What I see in many reviews is the best bike is aprilia!

[@dbauernf]

I'd pick the CBR from this bunch, guess I'm getting old. It also looks the best to me.

[@kendrickh91]

dbauernf I have one and love her!

[@Barwood35]

They talk about low power on the cbr. If you red line it in any gear your waaaaaay over the speed limit. Plenty enough for the road. I love mine.

[@EsotericBreakfastBuffet]

I rode a friends new CBR this weekend ..it’s a really great bike..I’m not surprised having own ed prior 1000 and 600’s The RSV is the best street motorcycle I’ve ever ridden..The Tuono is a close second..Aprilia really have something special going on in those bikes

[@meanwhileinbronze.5655]

dbauernf looks the best out of the Japanese bikes by far. But, not better looking than the Aprilia. I have a CBR 954rr and even with it being a 2002 model I don't think I'll ever be able to get everything out of it. 99% of people won't either. All these bikes have mote power than you'll ever need.

[@Christian-xc9bh]

It lacks in pull/grunt below 6000rpm

[@Death666wish]

Motorcycles are awesome.

[@teej5619]

Yesssss sir

[@mfranks4731]

Yes yes they are

[@debashishjena]

R1 has a face similar to iron man!!

[@therealpickleahoy]

The amount of criticism from some of the hosts with non tangible opinions are killing me... Notable mentions: Fit and finish is an issue on the GSXR? Ok, like what? NOPE, no examples or close ups of issues. Oh the Suzuki didnt take the platform far enough into a new model, how? Bullshit about "special touch". Oh, I'm sorry it didnt tickle you like your boyfriend does.

[@snipey14]

They pretty much said a lot of nothing throughout this video. They just spewed out buzzwords as if that's somehow useful information, when all they really did was describe how they felt without saying why. Bullshit "shootout".

[@reuelzulla9296]

Pickle Ahoy

[@sambridhathapa4313]

@@snipey14 Lmao. That old dude complaining about the R-1 riding posture being a bit too "racebike". Haha, laughed my ass off. He must love riding his Harleys.

[@agentmartagentmart9122]

They said about the gsxr that they cost cutting measures. They addressed it. Don’t talk just to talk

[@adaptiveagile]

I thought they addressed the issue with discussion of brake fading. I’ve owned 3 GSX-Rs, and the one thing that can be improved is the brakes. Of course, mine aren’t racial mounted like the newer bikes.

[@jordanwood5865]

Well, it is like you said, we all have our own opinion. I will remind you because it wasn't stated, it is all about the rider. AMA, referencing the R1 as the best. Well, the gixxer is killing it and the ZX10R is right behind(not even in this test). Aprilia, is getting crushed by all the other bikes except for the Honda. So, with all of that and many more in mind, you may have your opinion.

[@ononewheellad]

Always the Suzuki GSXR for me. Just an all round great bike, and affordable. 💙❤️

[@stevenfarrington2361]

Great video! As a car mechanic and non-bike guy I learnt a lot. Kudos to the production team too!

[@TheArchmage100]

Aprilia's the queen here and no doubt about it. A killer it is in this segment! And gosh!!! That V4 sound..... Never stopping eargasm. The more you hear it, The more you wanna accelerate, The fast it goes. 🤪💟

[@ChrisJohn_444]

Spot on. I couldn't make up my mind, so I got an R1 for the track and an RSV4 for the streets.

[@bbb11293]

Aprilia all day long,proper v4 all the rest are very very good, but that engine does it for me. I have a 2014 tuono v4 in the UK and it puts a smile on my face every time I ride it. I stored my bike at a mates once and here liked my Aprilia so much he went out and bought the tuono 1100,and fell in love with it.

[@paulbenedictalberca2957]

R1 and CBR Fireblade are my favorite. But the CBR Fireblade is a street friendly sportbike, and the R1 is a race track compatible sportbike. Personally, I pick CBR Fireblade.

[@mjohn8217]

All these reviewers pick different winners so I think the bike for me is just the one that looks best to me, and fits my price range. They're all great bikes.

[@safewaycart]

I don't know about the bikes but these guys have made an impressive job with camera shooting, editing, sound and script.

[@UvidCo]

Love the CBR but Honda needs to boost power in all of their products. ATV's, motorcycle etc. Just a bump in hp makes a big difference.

[@d0uble_O]

maybe Honda is going for the power you actually need and not the power you want, to have more miles per gallon? they prob know that your going to use it for the street and not formula 1 lol. Thus in the long run, you be glad you had a honda.

[@lingenfelterzeeohhsix8154]

I agree completely r1! I've had ducatis, R1's , rsv4 , and a car 1000rr and the r1 was my favorite bike , but now I jsut bought the new 2017 Yamaha FZ10 (the naked r1 ) supernaked and it is the most fun I've ever had on a bike, has the same cross plane crank 998 cc motor same frame, swingarm, brakes, electronics as the r1 it truley is a supernaked r1 regardless of how Yamaha doesn't like that comparison. Best part is it was RE-tuned for a broad power curve, low and midrange power is insane, it power wheelies by accident in any gear but 6th which u can still get it up but needs the clutch, hat power wth the factory larger rear sprocket makes it anninsane wheelie hooligan, cruise control and upright bars makes it long distance friendly, best of all thonis that rsv4 sound that the crass plane crank r1 motor makes, I ripped the cat out and its closest to a moto GP bike I've ever heard! If u haven't rode one go demo one! It's easy to see why the r1 is still at #1 in so many comparisons, the fz10 jsut reinforces that. Love the video and waiting for a supernaked comparison soon!? New Tuono 1100, FZ10, s1000R , superduke, lets see it guys! Sales for supernakeds for 2016 DOUBLED the decreasing superbikes sales , it's a new trend where u can get the same power (except for Honda, Suzuki, and Kawasaki ) as a superbikes but do it comfortable with crusidecontrol and non back breaking riding position. I love superbikes but as someone with a back injury , supernakeds are great for those that have a hard time . Please give us supernakeds a new comparison!

[@alainpaquin627]

I've tried them all (track & road) and for road use: 1- CBR, 2- GSXR, 3- RSV4. 4- R1. For track use: 1- RSV4. 2- R1, 3- GSXR, 4- CBR. Ps. I cannot use the full potentiel of any of these bikes! Too much for me. lollllll

[@themew1088]

Get a tune or ecu flash for the Honda to get the upper end power on par with the other bikes if you really need it, otherwise it's probably the best street bike of the bunch as is.

[@Nothing03178]

Other down bike from 2010 to 2016 now in the lead by 2017 CBR, Suzuki, Aprilia, amazing!

[@MrDannycoutin]

U guys are comparing top models and use a gsxr base model why didnt u guys grabbed the r version that bike is known already for making every other brand look inferior the r version is very different that the base model

[@hockeymann88]

That R1 has to be one of the best inline 4 Japanese bikes in terms of being exotic or sexy.

[@aniruddh3423]

along with that cross-plane crank accompanied by that exhaust note

[@richardburns9772]

The denim vest over the dainese leather looks pretty slick, not gonna lie

[@siraverik]

we have a huge Honda dealership here where i live and really none of the other companies, so it's good to see that the cbr does so well...a cbr1000rr and an Africa Trail bike will make good additions to my vtx

[@Astute_white]

YAMAHA 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@pags1981]

Go out and ride them...was set on the new GSX-R 2017 and the throttle was jerky and felt dangerous. Got a 2018 RSV4 RF, everything about it is epic.

[@cyclepowered8799]

Can't take their comments too seriously when they're sharing the same pair of sunglasses.

[@mickjones1883]

wheres the ZX10 R and BMW S1000RR?

[@SteezeN]

mick jones they're too good. Lmfao jk

[@Buffington916]

mick jones They weren't updated and they didn't win last year.

[@SteezeN]

Sam Buffington the r1 hasn't been updated either & the zx10r was updated in 2016 the r1 hasn't been updated sine 2015 & it's still here also kawa won wsbk last year

[@Buffington916]

ZX10R Ant but it didn't win their shootout, the R1 did. Which is why it's here.

[@SteezeN]

Sam Buffington good point, I'm just being bias I guess. Zx10r owner myself. But I thought the rsv4 won & the s1000rr in 2015

[@wradford1]

The new Aprilia RSV4 1100 Factory comes out soon. With 217 hp , should be interesting to see how it goes in future shootouts.

[@typhoonsd9720]

Now for the real street review. This was a canyon review.

[@axwes]

As far as i know. In USA, Honda is down on power (about 10 hp) compared the ones which sent to Europe because of the Euro4 emissions. Therefore, in an other country this comparison would be different.

[@genehall2799]

Yamaha and Kawasaki transmission recalls. Suzuki brake fade. Honda 2005 year horsepower. Electronics that feel better turned off. I'm watching tons of videos because I'm in the market for a new bike. The Aprilia maybe the best but don't fall down and have to replace anything. Everything I see makes me think, get a used 07-08 GSXR for 6K and put 10K in motor and brakes, 4 K in suspension, add quick shifter, and at 57 years old, use my wrist and hand for TC and ABS. Nothing new is really making me want to buy one. I definitely don't need an engine mode that decreases horsepower. Who uses That? Doesn't everyone put it in full power mode and leave it there? And all this crap they have, has anyone noticed the weight hasn't been less than my 05 GSXR. AND Prices are going up. Do we really need a Tablet for a dash? I guess I'm old and the younger crowd likes having an I-Pad for a dash. They're nice when new but in 4 years they'll be worth half the money or less that you paid, plus dealer fees. The only new one I would consider is if I can find a 2017 GSXR base model non-ABS for for $12500 out the door, I'll get it and add Brembo master cylinder and quick shift. At least I'll have the new motor and spend the same as I did on my 05. I'm Disappointed with all the new bikes.

[@jsin22366322]

If you’re worried about recalls, then don’t buy a new bike. In fact, you shouldn’t be riding period. Maybe take up roller blading or crocheting. Motorcycles are not for you.

[@vasanttes287]

Agree Yamaha R1 the best bike on street and racetrack.

[@kendelion]

Bikes today is like a computer with engine, blows my mind how you can control the power, suspension, handling and other stuff now! I still remember the time when you have to replace the parts if you want to tune it. This is better i guess, but if something goes wrong it's gonna be expensive. I'm sure it wont break easily for the big 4 bike companies!

[@JuanRodriguez-wl5ql]

Suzuki bez I love to buy after market parts great price. Never stock

[@hbkrider1643]

All of them are unique motorcycles types. But Fireblade looks awesome.

[@Miiike604]

The Aprilia is superb!!!

[@rs232killer]

Agree, it is my favorite bike to borrow from someone else. But I'm not going to buy one. 3 of 4 people I know who own RSV-4's have had engine rebuilds (one twice) in less than 10K miles. When parts are needed they cost an arm and a leg and take forever. There is only one dealer in the area and they always have a good collection of them sitting in back waiting for repair because of the backlog at the dealership and the time it takes to get parts.

[@TheGofreak]

rs232killer from which year are their bikes?

[@iTxip]

@@rs232killer I still hear the same stories from people that do not own them, it always a friends bike, but i have 20k on mine and nothing has gone wrong, not a single thing. And I know a friend who regrets selling his V2 RSV1000

[@ratt14thebests]

@@rs232killer folder rsv4 had engine failures, that's true. But from the introduction of the M.Y. 2015 the solved any issues. From then on the engines are reliable as any other superbike.. also talking about reliability do you know R1 has issues with crankshafts? Also some track bikes with ABS experienced brake failure. Imagine arriving at 250 and no brakes are there to support you.. well actually there are few cases but no bike is failure free.

[@conceptsmart]

r1 switchgear is definitely originated from very bottom-end China and Aaron needs to set up an appointment at a nearest barbershop. I have rsv4rr 2018, buy the way. Amen.

[@KyleMicena]

Suzuki needs to bring down their learnings from MotoGP and give their GSXR 1000 production bike a crossplane engine just like Yamaha did with their R1.

[@1xRacer]

In this review every bike is awesome, I'm not sure if you were allowed to say anything bad to be honest. I get why you did canyons, most people who buy are going to commute and on weekends go ride the canyons. The GSX has bad brakes, the R1 turns in heavy, the Aprilia has a long 1st gear, the Honda doesn't go as fast. Apart from that nothing was said. It'd be great if you talked in terms less vague or general. Talk about price, ergos, gas consumption, electronics, engine noise, display, vibrations, previous versions -is it better to upgrade, directly compare the suspension, brakes, power delivery, show some stills of the bike.

[@PrinceNYZX]

Mymultisportlife pls go watch Powerdrift. They have good reviews. Even I hate all these 2017 comparisons, coz I personally feel they were biased.

[@1xRacer]

Thx man, ill check it out. 44Teeth is top notch too

[@PrinceNYZX]

Mymultisportlife I follow 44 Teeth too!

[@mzk6550]

Thanks...you guy's are great!!! How can you not love the Aprilia but I feel after reviewing this video along with a little novice racing back ground maybe I could enjoy the Suzuki after a few modification. The money that I save will help me replace the can on the Suzuki and tune for a better fit.

[@snidgem6193]

Bit late but its awesome how you guys are saying that they are all great bikes, seems like you cant go wrong with picking any of them

[@smvsounds]

Thanks to all the real motorcycle riders who feel the way I do! I own a 2014 14R I ride to work and for pleasure. One of my riding buddies owns a BMW 1000rr which is by far the best all around sport bike you can buy! The other guy's I ride with own these race replicas, they don't ride out of NYC cause they would need to see a back doctor after 75 miles of real riding! Myself and my friend with bmw go from state to state all the time! Plus cycle worlds test are bias!!! Where was the zx10rr, H2, bmw,1299,the MV?

[@damnlogin]

NYC potholes are no joke man

[@moralrevulsionLive]

vernon feurtado well the bimmer is a heavily update version of a k51000 and they took it to next level from there so yeah it makes sense to be the best in matters of comfort aspect. R1 and aprilia are near in matters of crazy factor and the new gixxer rocks em all hard this year but i am with you on the bmw RR feeling. Perhaps the faster with the new ducati v4 on the street where it matters the most and is basically a do it all superbike with a bit hypertour characteristics. Is the only bike i believe is worth upgrading after i decide to sell my 10yr ownership old lady 65k war😂 miles k61000

[@Abhishek-150]

Best and honest review.. I hope you guys remain honest in future too and don't work for money like most journalists today.

[@Nahyoutrippin]

Yamaha R1-Best electronics, highest quality, best looking, decent power. Aprilia-POWERFUL exiting turns, best sound, front end feel, but expensive. Honda-Slipper clutch, very light, best handling, but too linear of power. WHERE IS MY POWERBAND??? Rrrr Suzuki-Best ergo, wide powerband, cheapest!

[@Ihelpanytime]

R1 gave osteoporosis to my butt's bones. Nah, I'll take a comfortable bike for the street like GSX-R1000 or CBR1000RR

[@sksinha1]

I help anytime R1 does the same for me until I hit the twisters. Can't wait to get it on the track!

[@superrones3952]

The R1 definitely have the smoothest motor from my experience. Cornering exit speed and mid-range is unbelievable.

[@gamiddop]

One thing I dont understand is how you picked the base model gsxr 1000 to compare in this shootout. First off its 2 and a half grand cheaper then all the other bikes and clearly no frills. The 1000r would be only 500 dollars more expensive then the bikes tested and would have 1) showa balance free forks 2) cornering abs 3) quickshifter/autoblipper These options would have made the gixxer more competitive and price wise would be a more fair analysis. If the idea was to test the base model then why did you test the cbr with the quickshifter and autoblipper when its a 500 dollar item. As a matter of fact that makes it the same price as the higher spec gsxr 1000r. To be forthcoming I purchased the R version. I test road the aprilia and a bmw. In my opinion the quickshifter autoblipper is the best one out now from factory. It works well in all rpm ranges very smoothly. Also I think the showa balance free forks is the superior suspension among the group. Now the electronics I will admit are primitive compared to the competition. Theres less dialing of individual settings but it does work well. I would say for street riding this bike with its VVT is the better bike but at the track some of the more sophisticated electronic systems of the other manufacturers might give you an advantage. But im just rambling now I just dont see the point in comparing a bike thats 15% cheaper when there is an option which is 3% more expensive that prob offers more then all the other bikes except for the aprilia.

[@roughnecknj]

But then they would have to compare it against the RF, R1M etc.

[@gamiddop]

Tom Boland should be compared on price not tier if suzuki top tier bike compares in price with everyones base model thats the other manufacturers problem. For that matter lets put a base pannigale at 35k.

[@roughnecknj]

I get what your saying, but the classes aren't organized by price. It would make more sense if they were doing a video on the best bike for $XX,XXX, and I think that would make for some good content, but the fact that Suzuki's models are less equipped and therefore cheaper seems to be their problem, not the other MFG's.

[@gamiddop]

Tom Boland I think the R version for what it offers for the same price makes it the better option. I think that by doing a comparison with an under equipped base model they arent doing there viewers justice. If i had 16,500 bux cash to spend i want to know how far it goes per manufacturer. If i only had 14k i wouldnt be looking at the other bikes. And again if we are comparing base models why add the 500 dollar option to the cbr. To be fare they can compare the r model to the upscale m or aprilia rf but now we are talking about comparing bikes with a 6k price difference. For 6k you could get the gixxer carbon fiber wheels upgraded master cylinder and full exhaust with ecu flash.

[@roughnecknj]

I agree with you, it would make for a better video to test bikes in the same price range since people usually don't shop for motorcycles with an unlimited cash supply. But the format for these videos don't typically follow that line of thought and that is why they chose the bikes that they did.

[@sohailkenjidjpanfa8136]

Awesome review guys yous were spot on with the tests , with the Honda did it go into the false neutral it's known for ?im glad the new Zx10r wasn't in the shootout I had one for 8 weeks and below 10000 rpm it was gutless and that's the euro spec version, couldn't be more happier with my new R1 😀

[@lachezarlazarov7566]

The false neutral problem was only on race bikes using the hrc components who were malfuntioning.You know race bikes and street bikes are whole lot different...

[@sohailkenjidjpanfa8136]

Lachezar Lazarov yeah I've seen a few reviews of the standard hondas going into false neutrals it might just have been that certain bike I've always loved the 1000rr reliable bike

[@boyfame4]

sohail sohi you change the rear sprocket on the zx10 to a 43t and flash the ecu then you will have a MONSTER!!!!!!

[@sohailkenjidjpanfa8136]

Rick Heyward absolutely bro when you spend some money on the Kawasaki they turn into an animal

[@daddygovernment4900]

how's that? the BMW should be more gutless below 10k

[@zeckywd6116]

Gsxr is the best bike.. Durable engine, less electronic, smart engineering, have 3 mode setting and powerfull engine without full electronic control. That means gixxer built for less and easy to maintain.. Think about it...

[@berndposinger2285]

You are right!

[@ClayTorres69]

They are all good bikes. Y'all just nitpicking.

[@gggromay]

All this comments about street riding should be commute and traffic, you dont buy a SuperBike to ride it in traffic, yet if you ever find yourself in traffic it doesn't matter if its crap because you obviously didn't buy it for that, its just a transition you have to bare with in order get to the moments where you are going to enjoy it doing what it does. It would be kinda like reviewing a surfboard for how easy it is to transport and carry outside of the water. YET, if you go out and ride your "Street Test" on perfect roads where the bikes feel the same as on a track then there is no point, street bikes even super sport bikes need to be prepared for uneven asphalt, imperfections, etc. in essence real streets and roads. So maybe sitting in traffic is not necessary, but we definitely need to see more real street challenges on a "street test" thats for sure

[@VikingBagsYT]

I'll take the CBR any day 💪.

[@trashtechtv4915]

I have Aprilia SR150 Race and I truly love the RSV4

[@daddygovernment4900]

did kawasaki not pay this year?

[@Abhishek-150]

Daddy Government : They don't believe in paying.. that's why most journalists say shit about that bike

[@gnarshread]

Lol truth!

[@jonathanung5746]

These bikes are no match for the Kawasaki ZX10R. Thus, it is not included.

[@ssahoo5500]

@@jonathanung5746 nice joke

[@kierenmoore3236]

Kwakas suck, and are ugly as sin that's why

[@brazeagle]

Fantastic review. I would kindly ask you guys to advise on the two bikes I am looking to buying in the next 1 month: 2018 Panigale V4 2017 Aprilia RSV4 RF Any inputs and help on reviews are welcome. Thanks again, LCL

[@ur2slob724]

Ape is great but reliability and service prices are scary! Ring your ape dealer and ask how much for a major service make sure your sitting down

[@ratt14thebests]

Are you sure about it? Here in Italy they're not that expensive.. yamaha is one of the most expensive as well as BMW and Ducati but aprilia is not.. also it is very reliable if you look for a post 2015 rsv4

[@ShaheenMatthews]

Hey guys, really a fan of all the bikes here just a question, with regards to the Honda, would a slip on and a power commander fix the mid range lack of power on exiting corners?

[@ReaLzEdits]

The R1 is undeniably the best street bike. Tied between the S1000RR.

[@okopasha4266]

Honda is best bike when you see all.190 hp is enough for any rider but the handling and the quality is far better than gsxr rsv ...93 and 99 will show u this year REPSOL!!!

[@UtoyOnWheels]

I think after all these discussions. It will all come down to. Which do you like being seen riding. The looks.

[@upsidedowndog1256]

In summary, all 4 mfgr's have built new versions of what they always have built.

[@Stoney-Lawson]

This was a very "buzz wordy" compilation of non-sense.

[@rickrongo9376]

Everyone should buy the R1, CBR or the GSXR, I Like having the only APRILIA in town!!

[@utkarshverma1665]

The sound of R1 and Aprilia are 💥💥, just love it.... I also wish in future that I would have a R1 ❤😍

[@yowboichickoy7125]

Basically, what they're saying is all of the bikes are great. It depends upon the rider which ever bike they prefer.

[@Jambome]

First things first, this review is FANTASTIC!!!! It draws you in from start to finish! I noticed the bikes were updates for 2017 hence only four brands are represented. But in any other scenario the rulers of the jungle are in addition to the four, Zx10rr, panigale V4, and S1000rr! Give us this review!!

[@harshareddy1482]

Honda and Kawasaki Makes a bike : Comfort, tracking, fast machine, best design, and best refined engines. Honda CBR fireblade is the best motorcycle I ve seen with comfort ,speed , design, and hp

[@betahootie9751]

These are not road bikes. They are bikes that need to be tweaked for the track and completely overhauled (traded) for the road. Absolutely beautiful they are, but they are not worthy to be called road bikes. Road bikes: tackle traffic, street lights, potholes, passengers, luggage, 2 hour commutes to work, 6 hour day rides, 10 day vacation rides, have comfortable and useful ergonomics. Road bikes have way less than rocket ship power because after all you are riding on the road and there are times when it's slippery hell even salty depending where you live. If I had access to a track I'd seriously consider having any of these beauties. But for actual road biking, I'm afraid they fall significantly short for what I have to throw at them.

[@cheapspace]

So no one noticed at 7:58 they used the fire blade footage and not the aprillia?

[@remid1994]

V4 compared to flat vacuum cleaners? You know what's the best.

[@saurabhmuneshwar]

r1 is love I will buy this bike one day