It is safe, just most do not ride in wet weather because the chances of an accident are higher same as in a car. Rain does not damage a motorcycle. A GSXR is a great bike I had a 600 as my first and Loved it. I would not rate it as the best bike for wet conditions but as long as it has good tires it can handle as much as the rider.
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A chopper because i dont like the rest of them-Usualy a longer wheel base and lower center of gravity
Your understanding of tyre technology needs expanding. But tyres are only a contributing factor, braking and suspension in the wet should also be considered, especially when searching for safety. Traction control, active suspension and ABS virtually take aquaplaning (or hydroplaning) out of the equation, if you are able to concentrate more on steering and let the brakes and tyres find their own grip you will be able to corner faster and safer – yes, it requires less skill, that doesn't mean it doesn't work.
