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Interceptor mods worth the extras or just paying for the badge

HelmetWhisperer

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Snagged my Interceptor from a UK dealer, solid deal and loved the mod options. Dropped a grand on the sports kit, but the delays and underwhelming parts were a letdown. A lot of it feels overpriced for what you get, mostly paying for the badge.

Bike itself's great, no regrets there, just a heads-up that extras and service can get pricey fast. Would skip a few of those add-ons if I did it again.
 
I feel you on that, the bike itself is great, but the extras can get pricey real quick. Some of those mods definitely don't feel worth the cost
 
Honestly, I passed on the sports kit for exactly that reason. Looked good on paper, but once I saw what you actually get? nah there's better aftermarket stuff out there for less money and more bite. The Interceptor's a gem, but RE needs to chill on the accessory markup.
 
Snagged my Interceptor from a UK dealer, solid deal and loved the mod options. Dropped a grand on the sports kit, but the delays and underwhelming parts were a letdown. A lot of it feels overpriced for what you get, mostly paying for the badge.

Bike itself's great, no regrets there, just a heads-up that extras and service can get pricey fast. Would skip a few of those add-ons if I did it again.
For the Interceptor, there's a ton of great aftermarket stuff out there that's often better quality and value for money (exhausts, suspension bits, even cosmetic stuff)
 
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