Suggest me a commuter tourer

Deauville is slow though.
And I wouln't use it for commuting, too wide for filtering.

Originally Posted by saoralba

Deauville is slow though.
And I wouln't use it for commuting, too wide for filtering.

-1; dullsville is fine for filtering. its as wide as its handlebars, no wider (ok, maybe mirrors, but they fold in )

I've seen many people filtering very efficiently on dullsvilles

Those that call it dull, are pussies ride that thing to the pegs and back!

Anyway, the guy asked for a cheap tourer, the deauville is a tourer.

Point taken, forgot what we were asked to recommend here..

Has got a stereo though
And the built in panniers are a bonus..

Definately a realiable, comfy, mile cruching tourer..
And commuter if need be!

VFR750 or 800.

Cheap as chips, reliable for ever. Simples.

Bandit 1250 deffo.

650 is ok, but is nice to have the extra umph of of the bigger engine. Plain, simple, easy to ride for what you need it for. Big tank (200+ miles odd) and cheap and easy to maintain. Good turning circle.

Then save for a nice 2nd bike.

[fizzwheel]

I'd say 1250 Bandit if you want a mile muncher / commuter, I had huge fun on the one I rode a while ago. If I was in the market for a commuter thats what I'd get.

[BigFootIsBlurry]

Originally Posted by saoralba

Is that you'r answer to everything?

Its a good answer!

How about a FZR 1000, stick some luggage on it and it should do the job nicely.

ZZR1100 - A friend picked one up the other day for under 2k, has got a few miles on it but very well looked after. Seriously fast, comfortable for cruising, not too bulky, bullet proof engines

Honda CB500 - comfy, cheap to buy and run, bombproof, fairly nippy, good in the rain