The new CBR1000XX looks like Honda still has it in the WFO performance class. When Honda decides they want to do something right, they sure can, but in apparent favor of making more cruisers, it's been disappointing that their commitment to performance street bikes seems to be limited to the RRs after they abandoned the XX and let the ZX-14 and Busa completely take over what the Blackbird started.
I've had my XX out the last couple days, and say what you will about the FJR, but it ain't in the same power class as a liter sport bike, Busa, ZX-14 or even an XX. While my XX is NOT a true sport bike, it's a LOT closer than the FJR is. (Mine has ave Traxxion/Penske suspension, lighter aftermarket wheels, Pilot Powers, plus a pipe and PCIII.)
With Wilbers suspension, a pipe and PCIII on my FJR, it'll get out of its own way, but the XX literally blurs scenery and is much more solid in hard corners. If I had a liter sport bike, there is no doubt that every time out, I'd be working on earing a performance award. So, the thing I use to keep me from doing too much thinking about buying one when tempted is to try to imagine how much my insurance bill would jump even without any perf awards. As it is, the XX costs me more than the other two bikes combined to cover (without any farkles considered) and it's the oldest of my 3 bikes.
I sure do understand the need to have more than one bike in the garage, though.