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  • IF1960
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    Bikes ... who doesn't like bikes ?? got a couple, had a few :)







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  • TeXJ
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    Triumph also has a bike called a scrambler, Motorcycle.com did a youtube video comparing the two.

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  • TroyShark
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    I really like the look of the ducati scramblers, besides the color scheme in that picture. But they seem like a blast to ride. Looks like a dirt bike for the road.

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  • TeXJ
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    I really am starting to like that bike.

    How is the power on it? Can one do wheelies with ease or will it be a struggle?

    I had a friend bring up a ninja 500, but he had to clutch it and rev a bunch to get it to come up. So anything can be wheelied, just wondering the torque on this one.

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  • TheTacoMan
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    Originally posted by TeXJ
    i wonder if adding an aftermarket exhaust would rectify the quietness issue.
    This one even had the exhaust that was supposed to be quiet, however this bike with a loud muffler would be amazing. It really sings once you get it going.

    Different angle of the same bike, not the exact one. This model package is supposed to have the louder exhaust too.
    Im going to try out the 899, multistrada, and Diavel S in the next couple weeks.

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  • TeXJ
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    i wonder if adding an aftermarket exhaust would rectify the quietness issue.

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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    Originally posted by TheTacoMan
    Really cool little bike, super torquey, too quiet for my taste, everyone stares at you.
    I hate quiet bikes. IMO They are often ignored/unnoticed in traffic leading to accidents with cars.

    I enjoy setting off car alarms in my neighborhood on my morning commute at 6:30. I dont' think I'll ever go inline after getting used to a v-twin.

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  • TeXJ
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    Originally posted by TheTacoMan
    Air cooled yea, really nimble great little city bike. Pretty quick, this one had brembos on it so it really stopped.
    seems like a pretty cool bike. Watched some youtube vids of it.

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  • TheTacoMan
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    Originally posted by TeXJ
    pretty cool bike. Air cooled? if so how does it do in traffic?
    Air cooled yea, really nimble great little city bike. Pretty quick, this one had brembos on it so it really stopped.

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  • bikerbill2021
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    Just registered for this, stoked! Not sure what bike I'll have at the time, may buy a lil puch moped or something and do a quick cafe to it so i have something vintage to roll around on

    Sunday, May 21st, 2023. Classic & vintage style motorcycles unite for men's health. Register today.


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  • TeXJ
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    pretty cool bike. Air cooled? if so how does it do in traffic?

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  • TheTacoMan
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    ducati scrambler

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  • TeXJ
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    what is it?

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  • TheTacoMan
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    Got to ride this at work today.

    Really cool little bike, super torquey, too quiet for my taste, everyone stares at you.

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  • TeXJ
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    Originally posted by Downz
    no valves on a two stroke :devil:

    aside from the power valves, but if they are anything like the YZ and CR motors they dont adjust if i recall correctly, been a while since I've torn one apart
    HAHA touche'

    Just what i've heard. I do know that parts seem to be really expensive for KTMs. From the posts on Midwest Motard, facebook group, i've seen people say this.

    I do like the KTMs they seem to be a better option though the new WR seems to have a boost in HP. Saw a video of a new one racing like a 2012 one and the new one smoked the older one. Gardensnake video.

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