What bike? Lightish, rev-happy, retro, inline 4 standard

In reply to ae86andkp61:

Sweet Bandit, it's like my B600's Mini Me

I'll second pres589's suggestion of the sv650. I own a curvy 01 SV and it sounds good, has plenty of torques, and has over 42,000 miles on it. The other advantages, are its light weight, and how narrow it is which helps garage space.

What about the new Yamaha R3? It might fit the bill except being only 2 cylinders. It is likely the most rev happy, small displacement bike out now. But it doesn't have the styling. I wouldn't be surprised if they did an FZ-03 soon.

Fzr400?

Define how retro. Classic UJM retro? Brit bike look? 80's sport bike?

sesto elemento has hit an FZR400 outa da park!!!

jstand wrote: A Seca II might not check all the boxes, but could be a good starting point:

I had one.... Not high revving, and not fast.... :/

Woody wrote:

wheelsmithy wrote:

^I owned that exact bike, same year (1977), same color! And I was also going to suggest the CB-1, assuming that you can find one and then fit on it.

This is my old bike as it sits today, in my friend's shop, covered in Kydex dust.

Wow, I like your bikes guys so much. I have no bike currently. Cause I am waiting for it from Tokyo. I ordered it a month 2 months ago, [but it has to come by canoe, so it take the while]

Hey, Saturn2020, what shipping company did you use? Maybe the service isn't very good. 

Old thread, but maybe Triumph Speed 4? 

Isn't this all a description of a Yamaha FZ6?