Got to ride the FJ09 first. Coming from a sport bike like an R6 it was way different of a bike. I personally didn't like it b/c it was too soft, too upright of a seating position and I felt like I couldn't connect with it for some reason. It has some other modes for settings on the electronics too. The next ride was the R3. I was surprised at how upright it sits. It was a little gutless in the low-end throttle until you got up in the power band around 4K. After all, it's just a 300. Coming from an in-line 4 motor, it wouldn't be a bike for me. Too used to the smoothness of the R6. The last ride was the FZ09. It was awesome and I liked it the best of the ones I rode. It is built on the same chasis and has the same motor as the FJ09 but different seat and plastics and it's geared a bit differently. It sits more upright but keeps you wrapped into the bike tank with the seating position so you feel a part of it. It was pleasantly surprising and the price at State 8 was not bad for a new bike. The sales team were all raving about it. One noticeable thing about all the bikes seemed to be the snappy throttles. That bugged me a bit. Don't know if that's a simple adjustment or not or if that's just the way they all are. That's all I had time for but they really want you to ride only 2 demos to give others a chance to ride. If they are not too busy they will let you ride more. Some people rode 4 rides. If you get a chance to talk to the truck driver he was a wealth of knowledge and fun to talk to. He's been lots of places recently with the demo and just from Sturgis, SD doing demos for a whole week there. If you get the chance to go it was worth it having never done it before. Nice seeing NinjaDoc and Alzheimer there too!!! Sorry I didn't stick around to see you come back on the last ride.