I currently have a 2019 Ryker Rally and while i like it, it has some shortcomings. I would like to upgrade to a spyder for some more long distance riding and occasional two up rides. I am leaning towards the F3-T because it will be cheaper in the end and probably more comfortable. By the time i upgrade the rear shock either with a two up spring or an entirely new shock and add a passenger seat and add saddlebags and a windscreen the F3-s will be more expensive. I would need to add a passenger backrest to either.
But I have two things pushing me towards the f3-s
1) there is a fully manual/clutch shifting 2019 f3-s a couple hours away and I really like a manual tranny with clutch
2) sport mode - as much as i want to go on longer rides and multi-day trips, the bulk of riding will still be on back roads locally and having the ability to go quickly in the environment is a lot of fun to me.
So here is my question - how much slower is the f3-t than the f3-s.... keeping in mind of coming from a ryker rally which is a blast on back roads and corners, is the f3-t going to feel like a suburban compared to my ryker/miata? Or should i just bite the bullet and get the f3-s knowing it will be more expensive in the long run.
But I have two things pushing me towards the f3-s
1) there is a fully manual/clutch shifting 2019 f3-s a couple hours away and I really like a manual tranny with clutch
2) sport mode - as much as i want to go on longer rides and multi-day trips, the bulk of riding will still be on back roads locally and having the ability to go quickly in the environment is a lot of fun to me.
So here is my question - how much slower is the f3-t than the f3-s.... keeping in mind of coming from a ryker rally which is a blast on back roads and corners, is the f3-t going to feel like a suburban compared to my ryker/miata? Or should i just bite the bullet and get the f3-s knowing it will be more expensive in the long run.
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