Its not what you ride its how you ride it my man
On my Yamaha FJR-1300, which is a sport tourer, the thing most owners complain about the most about is the seat. It's not the mot comfortable long distance seat in the world, and it is one of the first thing most long distance riders change out.
Any holes a goal my man ive probably done worseIf I showed you a picture of my ex-wife you would certainly change your tune fast.
If you Wikipedia "FJR-1300", the first sentence says is a sport tourer. If you Wikipedia "Sport Tourer", they tell you what a sport tourer is, and FJR ticks all the boxes, they even show a picture of 4 sport tourers, and the FJR is one of them. If you go to Yamaha's web site looking for an FJR, you have to look in the Sport Tourer section to find it, so I'm sticking with Sport Tourer. Either way, the seat sucks.Humm. Sprint is a sports tourer, so is a VFR, as they combine the position and the luggage.
The FJR has a relatively lazy engine for 1300cc, a sports bike has much more power and a significant increase in power to weight.
Not a sports tourer at all.
Any holes a goal my man ive probably done worse
On F800 GT, having a fake fuel tank that can't be used for storage; what a waste of space.
Is it just empty space, no airbox?
Ah. Wikipedia, the font of all knowledge and the basis of university thesis submissions!