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Author Topic: SRF / SRS  (Read 1829 times)

daniels1216

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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #15 on: March 05, 2020, 10:58:21 AM »

I ordered a premium model on Sat Feb 29, dealer informed me the bike will be at the dealer Tuesday March 10 (this is the custom build time, since I was initially told the pre-made bikes at Zero had been purchased or accounted for).
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stevenh

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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #16 on: March 05, 2020, 06:52:42 PM »

Not too bad.  Let us know when you get it!

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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #17 on: March 06, 2020, 03:07:22 AM »

our blue SR/S demo arrived today....come ride it later today in Austin, TX.

Our grey showroom stock bike also shipped, it'll be here in a couple days.  Available for sale.

can you post photos? with the cases too?
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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #18 on: March 06, 2020, 05:59:07 AM »

Wow not bad af1 racing!!
What's the price for this setup?
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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #19 on: March 08, 2020, 02:07:10 AM »

our blue SR/S demo arrived today....come ride it later today in Austin, TX.

Our grey showroom stock bike also shipped, it'll be here in a couple days.  Available for sale.

can you post photos? with the cases too?
I noticed the SR/S tail is longer than the SR/F one. I wonder if those hard cases would fit the SR/F too.
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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #20 on: March 08, 2020, 08:57:39 PM »

A top case would be useful on the srf. My problem is that when the case is off, the mounting rack and plate form will ruin the look of that bike.
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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #21 on: March 09, 2020, 12:43:35 AM »

You could mount a pillion cover or something when the box isn't there, but isn't the point of a top-box that it doesn't disturb the airflow so you don't take it off?

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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #22 on: March 09, 2020, 01:58:56 AM »

You could mount a pillion cover or something when the box isn't there, but isn't the point of a top-box that it doesn't disturb the airflow so you don't take it off?

-Crissa

Yes, but the SRF doesn't look the best with a top box in my opinion. While it may be required on occasions to carry things, I would mostly ride without it, with the mounting hardware/platform visible...
Anybody with a photo of his SRF without the top box on?
And what do you mean by pillion cover? Covering the platform? What do those look like?
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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #23 on: March 09, 2020, 05:30:52 AM »

So i began to have a little new model envy when I saw the SRS.  I am very happy with my SRF but I wondered if I should have waited the extra year.  When I really thought about it I came upon the realization that it is essentially the same bike except:

1- The fairing.  The first aspect of the faring is looks.  That I know is totally subjective.  TBH I like the looks of the SRF more but that is just me.  Aerodynamics and range: Well it looks like the real range gains comes only when you tuck behind the shield.  I mean they give the base range as same as the SRF.  I don't normally like to ride like that.  I mean I could probably get very close to the same gains if I tuck behind my windshield.  So if given a choice I would still go with SRF

2- Ergonomics:  I like the more relaxed riding position with the raised bar and lower pegs.  Luckily I already installed bar risers and I ordered the lower pegs.  I can't see much difference with the pillion seat but I rarely ride two up.  So essentially it is a wash.

3-Color: So I like the blue SRF but I REALLY like the blue SRS.  I can wrap or paint the SRF being there is so little painted parts but I would really like to have the blue plastics from the SRS.   I guess I'll wait to see if after some time and wear I want to change the color of my SRF.

4- I really like the rear end design on the SRS so much better.  I thought the top box solution on the SRF was very poorly designed. It looks like a homemade bolt-on part.  I hate that you have to remove the silver trim pieces from the SRF to mount it.  I really like how the rack and case mount is intergrated into the rear of the SRS.  This is one advantage of the SRS I will have to live without.

So all in all, with the addition of the windshield, bar risers and  lower pegs, I am happy with my choice of the SRF.  Once again, this is just my personal opinion and I can well see why someone would want the SRS over the SRF., If given the choice again I would probably choose the same.
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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #24 on: March 09, 2020, 05:41:10 AM »


4- I really like the rear end design on the SRS so much better.  I thought the top box solution on the SRF was very poorly designed. It looks like a homemade bolt-on part.  I hate that you have to remove the silver trim pieces from the SRF to mount it.  I really like how the rack and case mount is intergrated into the rear of the SRS.  This is one advantage of the SRS I will have to live without.


Complete agree with that statement. The SRF was not designed from the start for a top box mount in my opinion.
Removing the silver trim pieces, and adding an additional platform at the back of the bike ruins the overall aggressive look in my opinion. I wish there was a fix for that...
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Re: SRF / SRS
« Reply #25 on: March 09, 2020, 06:35:23 AM »

Here is my solution to carrying to much stuff on my Zero S.   ::)
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