Monster 620ie or S2R 800 ????????

[rockbob]

Hi there all coming back to bikes after a break due to anti bike partner now she is out of the picture ready to get another, I have already had a 620ie but just been to my local dealer and they have a very low milage s2r 800 in yellow as new!. they also have a similer 620ie red coming in this week.

Head says 620 heart says s2r :confused:

What do you think?

bob

[Rudeboy]

S2r - definately. ( depending on the price of course ! ) :thumbsup:

[desmo]

No contest really, it has to be the S2R.
Nothing wrong with the 620, but the S2R is a better bike.

[fatbloke]

S2r without doubt, in my opinion probably the best all round Monster ever made

[PDL]

S2R get it, you won't regret it. Had the same dilema when I bought the S4R, within 15 miles of picking it up I had a grin ear to ear.

[faulkss]

another click for the S2R :)

[Mrs Soup]

Got to be the S2R.
When I was upgrading from my M600 my firts thought was the 620, but comparing the two in the showroom it just had to be the S2R, best decision I ever made.

[singletrack]

It's got to be the S2R - better looking, better engine, better bike. The yellow ones are cute too!

[Kiwi]

there is no replacement for displacement

a good big motor will always beat a good small motor

[Snips]

S2R

I had a 620, and fancied a bit more power.

I now have a 696, and fancy a bit more power.

Maybe you should just skip ahead to an S4Rs?

:)

[ricky]

ive a 620 and love it more than life itself but id swap for a s2r in a flash.... what does that tell you?:scratch:

[Scott1]

Unless you are only going to ride it round the shop and back it has to be an S2R, I've had a 600 monnie as well and there's no contest.

[bardwell]

All the way from NZ and I have a s2r800 and every time I look to replace it I keep coming back to the 800 getting to the point of not selling. The 999s are getting really cheap here so may just have two greedy sod that Iam

[rockbob]

Hi bardwell
thanks for your reply. I had convinced myself it had to be the s2r.
I used to be in the Royal Navy and around 1979 i visited New Zealand and spent 4 days in Dunedin, as well as napier,chistchurch and auckland
just goes to show how small this world is.