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1. BMW K1600GT What's the reason the K1600GT is over the 1300 on this list? The reason is tha's still production for one thing and the smooth six has higher torque than previous four. There's more capacity, as you can know, and the classic American maxim of never exceeding cubic inches holds in the case of stump-pulling capabilities. However the chasm isn't larger than tht ite numbers suggest, but it's still big enough to outdo its larger sister. 2. BMW K1300GT The K1300GT may have been removed from BMW's production lines this year, but it's still a the most impressive mix of power and tourability In actuality the K1600GT, which is a six-cylinder version of the K1600GT isn't much better in any way. There are those who believe that the four-cylinder engine is more sporty-feeling although it's not as fluid as the six and, in terms of performance it's difficult to push the Rizla over the other. Both have 160bhp and the top speed is around 150mph. 3. Kawasaki 1400GTR As it shares the majority of its engine layout with the ZZR1400model, it shouldn't come as a surprise to learn that the GTR is among the top tourers on the market. Its motor is tuned however it is still capable of about 155bhp or 160bhp if the air effect from the ram is added with a high-speed. It's also a bit hefty and comes with every gadget and gadget that you'd want to to make it a card-carrying participant in the all-fat tourer group. The top speed is, once again around 150mph. https://beatifulworldblog.blogspot.com/2022/08/top-10-fastest-bike-its-not-about.html #bike #bikes #speed #BMWK1600GT #BMWK1300GT #Kawasaki1400GTR