Yes indeed i wonder which is better overall ?

I found the tracer a bit more yobish, fun wheelies but the Versys just feels more like a pro. The Versys engine is smoother and feels like it delivers the power wherever you need it whereas I had to work the tracer more. If you're under 6ft you might find the bike a little tall but over 6ft and the Versys screen wont keep the wind off you. The riding position is extremely comfortable, I feel like I could go all day. Its very easy to eat up the kms and a pillion barely makes any difference - losing slight acceleration. A slight vibration is present around 3500rpm but silky everywhere else. Electrics and instruments all feel well placed and good quality. I felt that the tracer might have the edge on the twists but on a recent outing I found the Versys keeping up with some real scratchers, I pretty much hung on the tail of a speed triple (one of my fav bikes) on everything but a pot holey section - afterwards I adjusted my preload and damping and its improved the excessive bounce I had on the bumps. BTW there was a Vstrom with us that day and he was way behind and sounded a bit tractor like in comparison. I never tire of the exhaust note (stock) and my friends Z1000 (same engine) with slip on pipes sounds very cool / mean. The Versys is a bigger, heavier bike which made me think twice, whilst I enjoy being able to keep up with almost anything away from the lights my track days are behind me and I liked the comfort over the racy image.

Is it good :)

It's mega comfy!

It's awesome. I haven't had the need to change the screen.

+Salaheddine020 I own one of these bikes the standard screen is good up to about 80 mph.I have fitted a Puig touring screen which is very good for 100 mph.I am 5ft 10.tall

+Salaheddine020 I didn´t like the wind protection of the standard shield. Actually I think that it´s crap compared to its competitors Tiger, GS and co. I´m 6,2' tall and the wind heads right into my eyes when I set it on highest position. Actually it gets better if you put it on the lowest position. The Versys 1000 is the only Enduro which I can´t ride with open helmet visor. With everything else I´m totally thrilled for this bike. I think I will buy the Versys 1000 by next year but exchange the shield immediately for the original Kawasaki high smoke shield. - Lars from Cologne, Germany

If you ride above 80 mph regularly the Puig touring screen is very good.I own a Versys 1000 the standard screen works for me up to 80 mph it all depends on how tall you are

That's true, but unfortunately I don't like the look of that shield. I think that the original high smoke shield fits netter to the Overall design of the bike. Your shield looks too "adventure-enduro"-style for me like for a GS or Tiger. I don't think that it matches the sporty look of the kawasaki.

Everyone makes mistakes it happens. The car obviously didn't shoulder check and cager made a judgement error, don't ride him or patronize him, shit happens.

+Moore33n Shoulder checked for what? lol He over took him on a blind corner. Even if the car would've shoulder checked, cager was on the inside right of his car. Car would've never seen him. Like captcha said he was in way too much of a hurry to get around him.

+Luca Locatelli He doesn't really know about motorcycles, he's still learning and getting experience.

+Luca Locatelli look his first video when he is saying that the click on the break lever means that the bike is braking ;) and not the that the brake light turns on... Thats why i like those kind of reviews. Because its not professional. he says and does things what i do sometime,. and to be honest i prefer those kind of reviews instead of professional ones.

why do you think it´s better?

I fully agree on both comments from Don Brascoe, you make very good review's and I hope you keep doing these. Thinking of the consequences in detail level of that horrible scenario helps on controlling the temptation in places not suitable for that. Personally I control my driving also with a thought - hmm, do I want to increase the possibility of getting a life lasting unbearable quilt to myself that I can't live with - don't have think twice. On open road some extra excitement is welcome...