I have the same dilemma, although just in the process of getting my licence :D which did you choose?

@@anitaandrensek Hi! I had my G310R for 3 seasons and I really did love it but I did mostly commuting. I liked that it was small and easy to handle. I didn't feel, at the time, that I had the confidence to handle anything bigger. I just switched up to the F750GS and I absolutely LOVE it! It is very comfortable for my knees, it is light enough for me to handle confidently and it has the power I want when riding the country roads with my hubby. I sat on the F900R and found the sitting position to forward with tight knee positioning. The 750GS is actually 853cc engine so it is more powerful than you think!

@@JenniferWasylenko thank you for your answer! I am a beginner, learning on yamaha mt-07 for the exam. thank God I am learning on such heavy and powerful machine. can't wait I test them both and decide! have my safe kilometers on f750gs beauty.

Anita Andrensek good luck! 😄

In reality any bike is a good bike, just be respectful of the machines power because if you don't it can be very unforgiving. That being said usually its smarter to start on something a little smaller but to each their own

I've got one but I don't know if it is good for a first bike, 100 hp feels a bit powerful for a starter - I would recommend the G310R for a couple of years first

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Go for bmw s 1000 r or xr then. It's not about bmw. Almost all brands have twin, triple or four cylinders engines dude.

Makes no sense, F900R doesn’t belong in this line up. More comparable to a MT 07, SV650, or xsr/fz 700.

Kawasaki Z900 (Only 2020 model)

So are you saying that the existence of a true adventure rider started when keyless options were made available?

I talking about “usecase” and not the history

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Neither. Get an MT-09 instead

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Was about to decide in getting the mt09

MT09 is far far better.

It sucks being 5’6.

Nakeds aren't build for top speeds.

Wrong, engine is designed by BMW engineers but built under contract to Loncin in China.

@@Win7ermu7e Better yet, it's developed by both teams, BMW and Loncin, and built and assembled by and at Loncin. 👌 The GS750/850 engines are entirely built by Loncin. Regarding their scooters, they are entirely built by Loncin. 😅 Only the Big Boys at BMW are true to their roots, the others are just the power of branding with cheap engines with cheap quality. 💩👎

@@tiagofigueiredo2529 lol, if you think the other BMWs don't have chinese components you are dumber than you sound.

which ones?

Not saying you don't have a point but experienced riders don't just look at raw HP or 1/4 times. Just because it doesn't run a low 10 in a 1/4 mile with a super experienced racer doesn't make it a bad bike that can't hang. That being said 100 HPish bikes are IMHO far beyond beginner bikes which to me should be 500 or less or the 650's.

stolenlaptop if both the Z900 and F900r cost the same. Help me understand and tell me why I should buy the BMW F900r over the Z?

The Z900 is probably the most capable all rounded naked machine you can buy. I currently ride a Street triple 675 and I would swap out for a Z900 in a heartbeat if I could afford to buy a new bike.

@@dirkpackwood6409 assuming the same price, performance per dollar you would always pick the z900. As i get older and don't just look at stat sheets anymore style and personal fit matter more to me than a fraction of a second in a quarter mile sprint. Otherwise i would buy a super naked or better yet a used super sport. Like i said, you do have a point and perfomance is always attractive but when you can already go 0 to way too fast in 4 seconds does it matter if it was 3.1 or 3.4 seconds when you lost your license?

stolenlaptop I’m 52, and I do love low end torque, but 0 to 60 isn’t why I prefer the Z900. I enjoy going on long day trips or weekend get always so having a much larger tank, better riding position, reliability, also parts and maintenance will be less than a bmw. The fact that the overall performance is better, made me choose this bike over the MT09. F900r never came into consideration

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PG GP 👍 couldn’t agree more. I’ll take a z900 all day and for a couple thousand more a Duke890.