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TOPIC: adventure bikes

adventure bikes 04 Nov 2020 18:38 #33515

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Geoff L wrote:
G'day Calvin
there's a new KTM 390 that looks ok & has had good reviews & is not too expensive.
All of them are heavy compared to a dirt bike but you dont notice it when you are riding only when you stop & try to maneuver it into a parking spot, try to turn it on a tight track or when you drop it!!
The Vstrom is more road orientated than the others but is capable on the tracks. Others are more dirt orientated but suffer a bit on the bitumen, so you need to determine what sort of riding you plan to do.
Ken R rode his Tracer900 around tassie with us earlier this year & basically had no issues on the dirt roads(not tracks) & that is predominantly a road bike.
To get to interesting areas to ride there is a lot of tarmac to cover
I've had my Triumph Tiger now for nearly 3 years & up until the start of covid, I was averaging 1000Km per month of which at least 60-70% was on bitumen
I've had my Triumph Tiger now for nearly 3 years & up until the start of covid, I was averaging 1000Km per month of which at least 60-70% was on bitumen
More like 99.888888 % on Tar !!!
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